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Haleluyah

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Rachel Baltimore, USA August 29, 2023

Another Tehilla/Psalm set to music, but without a title that identifies it as such ...

This is the last Tehilla/Psalm in the book, #150, for those who are curious. Reply

SHERRY Ohio February 13, 2025
in response to Rachel:

Thank you! Reply

Lara Altinok Elmhurst May 17, 2021

Dear Chabad.org, I am so thankful for your site as it helps me every step of my conversion. May I please ask that you put the hebrew words of the song and the transliteration so I can learn how to sing along? Thank you so much for making these songs available to everyone.. Reply

Alican John Indianapolis August 19, 2021
in response to Lara Altinok:

Lara,

If you Google as "Haleluyah chabad transliteration" they are transliterated somewhere else in chabad.org. It might just be on a different part of the site.

Hope this helps. Mazel tov on your conversion. Reply

Anonymous November 8, 2016

I am most grateful for the inspirational and uplifting music and lessons everyday. Reply

Adonai's Anointed Pittsburgh February 20, 2016

Great for clapping and drumming! Reply