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Passover eCards / Pesach eCards

Passover Greeting Cards

Not only traditional Judaic holidays, but universal/traditional holidays within a Judaic theme.

HOLIDAY MUSIC

Jewish – Yiddish – Hebrew Midi Sites

• The Israeli-Jewish-Yiddish-Hebrew-Folk-Cultural Music Midi Free Library — (A wonderful selection of Jewish, Yiddish, and Hebrew Midis categorized by type, eg., dance (religious/folk/dance/klezmer/modern), occasion, holiday (Passover, Purim, Hanukkah), movies, plays, musicals, drama, and more. A wonderful place to visit!)
  
• Jewish Music Central — Jewish Midi Music Page (A wonderful selection of Jewish midi files that can be downloaded for your personal listening pleasure. Each midi selection has a description of the songs history.)
  

All Time Jewish Midi Favorites

• Exodus
  
• Exodus — (version 2)
  
• Far From the Home I Love — (Fiddler on the Roof)
  
• HaTikvah — (The Hope/National Anthem of Israel)
  
• Hava Nagila — Hava Nagila is the old favorite dance tune mostly played at Jewish Weddings and Bar Mitzvahs
  
• Hevenu Shalom Aleichem
  
• If I Were a Rich Man — (Fiddler on the Roof)
  

Passover/Pesach Midi Selections

• Avadim Hayinu (Slaves, We Once Were)
  
• Betzetis
  
• Dayenu (It would have been enough)
  
• Dayenu version 2
  
• Dayenu version 3
  
• Ehkahd Mee Yohdeyah (Who Knows One Such as This?)
  
• Eliyahu haNahvee (Elijah, the Prophet)
  
• Haleluya
  
• Hkahd Gahdyah
  
• Ma Nishtana (Why is this night different from all other nights [what is the difference to us]?)
  
• Pesahk
  
• Seder Nahkt (Seder [the Passover meal/ceremony] Night)
  
• Ta Yere Malke
  

The Four Questions

I discovered something really interesting about the Four Questions.  Although they are the same four questions — as the Hagaddah cannot be rewritten — the way they are phrased is dependent on where you see them.  For example... I referenced a Hagaddah that I have here, and a friend and colleague had different ones.  Each of hers phrased the Four Questions differently.  With that said, I have included a few different links for your perusal.  Enjoy!

• Kosher4Passover — Most interesting.  Visit this site to fine the Four Questions in Hebrew, Yiddish, and English.
• Kosher4Passover — Find not only Hebrew, Yiddish, and English transliterations for the Four Questions, but transliterations for:
  • Yiddish
  • Ladino
  • Russian
  • Japanese
    

The Hagaddahs

• Passover with Aish - Why Do We Read the Haggada? — Rabbi Shimon Apisdorf explains the significance of the Haggadah and its place at the seder.
• As Is The Darkness, So Is The Light — Rabbi Noach Orloweck relates a tale that illustrates the two underlying elements in the Haggadah, going from baseness to blessings.
• Chabad-Lubavitch - The Haggadah — Covers the Passover Haggadah in four parts, from the beginning to the end of the seder.
• Cyber Sedar - Passover Haggadah Images — Find a collection of Passover Haggadah covers to view and download. Includes links to related sites.
• Growing Haggadah — Take a look at this unique version of the Passover Haggadah. Includes reviews of its content.
• Hartman Institute Hagaddah — Take a look at The Family Participation Hagaddah with an introduction to Pesach. Includes reviews, games, storytelling, and chat rooms.
• History of the Haggadah — Trace the development of the ritual text of prayers and poems to be recited during the Pesach seder.
• Jerusalem Haggadah — Inspired by a Jerusalem family, this Haggadah serves as a contemporary heirloom, and is available from Aryeh Editions in Miami, Florida.
• La Hagadá de Malbim — Spanish version offers an overview, some seder basics and six Maggid sections associated with the six verses which reveal the text's structure.
• Like an Orange on a Seder Plate - Our Lesbian Haggadah — Download this unique Lesbian-centered Hagaddah to share the holiday of Passover with friends and family. Includes ordering information.
• My First Haggadah — Washable, 12-page Haggadah is ideal for children, with soft covers and colorful pictures. View some sample pages, and phone for information.
• Ohr Somayach Haggadah Supplement — Find out why the Torah calls Pesach Chag Hamatzos, why the Seder has 15 parts, and why there are four questions, cups and sons.
• Parnes Haggadah — Enjoy this interpretation of the Passover Haggadah developed for over ten years. Includes a printer-friendly version.
• Pesach - Aish — Describes all of the Haggadah components, also known as the "15 steps to freedom." View Seder discussion questions and house cleaning guidelines.
• Prince of Egypt Family Haggadah — KosherSupermarket offers this family Haggadah that appeals to Jews from all backgrounds and ages. See ordering information.
• Rheingold Family Haggadah — Provides a liberal Haggadah that celebrates freedom from oppression for all religious and political groups.
• The Malbim Haggadah — Read an overview, some seder basics and six Maggid sections associated with the six verses which reveal the text's structure.
• Uncle Eli's Haggadah — Find a special rhyming Haggadah for children of all ages. Includes prayer books for other holidays.

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