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In honor of Tu BiShvat, we sang Shirat Ha-asavim ("The Song of the Grasses") on Saturday after the Musaf amidah. The music & lyrics are by Naomi Shemer, based on a text by Rabbi Nahman of Bratzlav.

Every synagogue has its own “DNA.” What can three unique synagogue communities look forward to in 2020 and beyond?

At last week’s Shabbaton, Rabbi Sharon Brous discussed the animating principles of music in services with Cantor Schwartz: people should be comforted by liturgical music, but also surprised!

In today’s challenging and polarized era, do we give in to our instinct to draw inward, or do we reach outward to reclaim the Jewish tradition that can build a more just world?

Jacob’s blessing to his grandchildren has become a beloved lullaby, calling on a protective angel to bless us all. Wishing you all a Shabbat shalom u-mevorakh, a Shabbat of peace and of blessing.

Swing and sing along with this New Orleans style setting of Ein Keloheinu by Composer in Residence Oran Eldor. As we remember the leadership and the dreams of Martin Luther King Jr.

The Rededication program on Sunday, December 8 began with this video, celebrating the history of Park Avenue Synagogue.

Just in time for Hanukkah, Park Avenue Synagogue officially opened its new and expanded campus on Manhattan’s Upper East Side. The celebratory rededication event was the culmination of a six-year project, first to raise the funds and then to create the campus

Just in time for Hanukkah, Park Avenue Synagogue officially opened its new and expanded campus on Manhattan’s Upper East Side. The celebratory rededication event was the culmination of a six-year project, first to raise the funds and then to create the campus.

In anticipation of the Rededication of our 87th Street building this weekend, let’s take a look back at the Music and Arts candle event, “Lift Your Eyes.” The concert was presented by the PAS Music Center in collaboration with and produced by Ray and Vivian Chew.