Jewish Music to Inspire Your Hanukkah Workouts
By: Tanya Jolliffe,
SparkPeople Blogger
12/12/2011 6:00 PM
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Hanukkah or the Festival of Lights is a Jewish holiday celebrated for eight days and nights. In Hebrew, the word "Hanukkah" means "dedication" and this year it begins at sunset on Tuesday, December 20, 2011, and ends at sunset on Wednesday, December 28, 2011. It is a time of joy and family celebration, fun and tradition including many delicious foods. While the festivities can draw you away from your healthy lifestyle, it can also be a time to stay dedicated to them.
We create workout lists to help you keep your workouts fresh and to help you stay motivated as you work toward your goals. Members of our SparkJews SparkTeam offered some suggestions for inspirational songs to keep you moving throughout the holiday.
Candlelight by The Maccabeats
Light One Candle by Peter Yarrow
Chanukah Oh Chanukah by Tzlil V'zemer Boys Choir
Dreidel by Erran Baron Cohen
Siman Tov, Mazel Tov/ Heiveinu Shalom Aleichem by Jay Levy
Hava Nagila by The Voices of Israel Singers
Youth by Matisyahu
Not By Might, Not By Power by Debbie Friedman
Hinei Mah Tov by Hal Aqua, Steve Brodsky & Saul Rosenthal
Yismechu Hashamayim by Susan Colin
Hora Ca Din Caval by Shtreiml
Rock to the Rock by Miraj
Ya'alili by 8th Day
Hallelujah by The Pop-Allstars
Mayim by Bobby Morganstein
Od Avinu Chai by Reim Duo
Yerusahalayim Shel Zahav by Shuli Natan
Arbaim by Ofra Haza
To Life (L'Chaim) by Anthony Newley
Im Ein Ani Li Mi Li by Isaac Bitton
Lo Yisa Goy by Jeremy Gimbel & Rachael North
Al Shlosha D'varim by The Baal Shem Tones
Lo Alecha by Steve Meltzer
And The Youth Shall See Visions
Oh! My Papa by Eddie Fisher
What are your favorite upbeat Jewish workout songs? Does inspirational music help you stay motivated and get you moving?
We create workout lists to help you keep your workouts fresh and to help you stay motivated as you work toward your goals. Members of our SparkJews SparkTeam offered some suggestions for inspirational songs to keep you moving throughout the holiday.
Candlelight by The Maccabeats Light One Candle by Peter Yarrow Chanukah Oh Chanukah by Tzlil V'zemer Boys Choir Dreidel by Erran Baron Cohen Siman Tov, Mazel Tov/ Heiveinu Shalom Aleichem by Jay Levy Hava Nagila by The Voices of Israel Singers Youth by Matisyahu Not By Might, Not By Power by Debbie Friedman Hinei Mah Tov by Hal Aqua, Steve Brodsky & Saul Rosenthal Yismechu Hashamayim by Susan Colin Hora Ca Din Caval by Shtreiml Rock to the Rock by Miraj Ya'alili by 8th Day Hallelujah by The Pop-Allstars Mayim by Bobby Morganstein Od Avinu Chai by Reim Duo Yerusahalayim Shel Zahav by Shuli Natan Arbaim by Ofra Haza To Life (L'Chaim) by Anthony Newley Im Ein Ani Li Mi Li by Isaac Bitton Lo Yisa Goy by Jeremy Gimbel & Rachael North Al Shlosha D'varim by The Baal Shem Tones Lo Alecha by Steve Meltzer And The Youth Shall See Visions Oh! My Papa by Eddie FisherWhat are your favorite upbeat Jewish workout songs? Does inspirational music help you stay motivated and get you moving?
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Comments
Happy Hanukka, happy holidays to every jewish.
Happy jewish celebrations. - 12/20/2011 6:30:49 AM
Happy Hanukka, everyone - Chanuka sameach!!
Batya :)
- 12/16/2011 10:36:17 AM
and now it's going through my head and won't stop. Such a great culture we have. May everyone have a joyous Happy Chanukah.
- 12/15/2011 4:24:28 PM
Happy Holidays to everyone.
- 12/14/2011 10:36:19 AM
I Light It - NCSY Chanukah Musical Remix 2010 (Music by Six13) Hanukkah - 12/13/2011 1:43:11 PM
- 12/13/2011 12:27:27 PM
You have enlighted our Hannukah this year! ¢¾
Chag sameach! Happy Holidays! :-)
- 12/13/2011 12:23:53 PM
And the comments in transliterated Hebrew: Toda raba = thank you; chag sameach = Happy holiday
And you have made a lot of us very happy!!!! - 12/13/2011 4:59:29 AM
- 12/12/2011 10:01:36 PM
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