Bereshit Voices brings ancient Hebrew scriptures to life through mystical Andalusi–Sephardic music. Oud, lute, flute and ethereal male choirs blend with contemplative soundscapes to reveal the spiritual depth of Psalms, Parashot and prophetic poetry.
A sanctuary of peace, light and timeless devotion — from the very beginning.
Bereshit Voices
"How good and how pleasant it is for brothers to dwell together." 🕯️
Psalm 133 — Hine Ma Tov — has been sung for over 3,000 years, in
synagogues, churches, and gatherings around the world. It might be
the most joyfully universal Hebrew song ever written. This week,
we bring it home. Who do you think of when you hear these words? 🙏
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"May the Lord bless you and keep you." 🕯️ These words are the oldest
blessing still in use — found engraved on silver scrolls from 600 BCE,
spoken every Shabbat over children, every wedding over brides, every holy
day over congregations. You may also recognize the hand gesture — it's where
Leonard Nimoy got the Vulcan salute. 🖖 we bring Birkat Kohanim
home. Who would you send this blessing to right now? 🙏
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"Who is like You among the gods, O Lord?" 🕯️ Mi Chamocha isn't just the
song at the sea — it's a prayer said every single day, in the Amidah,
for thousands of years. This week we bring you its quieter, daily voice.
What's a prayer or phrase you return to daily? 🙏
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Something powerful happened in the desert.
It wasn’t just about building a place…
It was about people becoming one.
Each person brought something.
Not because they had to — but because their heart moved them.
And somehow, that changed everything.
This new piece is inspired by that moment.
Listen… and tell me what you feel.
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