Overview
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📍 Venue: Institut National des Jeunes Aveugles (Paris 7)
📅 Dates and times: select your dates / times directly in the ticket selector
⏳ Duration: approximately 60 minutes. Doors open 30 minutes before the concert begins. Late arrivals will not be admitted
👤 Age requirement: 8 years and older. Spectators under 16 must be accompanied by an adult
♿ Accessibility: unfortunately, wheelchair access is unavailable for this event
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🪑 Seats are assigned on a first-come, first-served basis, according to the category booked
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Program Yerushalayim shel zahav “Jerusalem of Gold” – Lyrics and composition: Naomi Shemer – Arrangement by Vincent Lecornier Cycle “Shabbat” Friday evening Mi Khamokha – “There is none like You”: biblical verse recited at the morning and evening services – Composer Jules Franck Friday Evening Half Kaddish – Aramaic text sanctifying the divine name, of which there are several versions (Half Kaddish, Kaddish Titkabal, Kaddish derabannan, Mourner’s Kaddish or Kaddish Yatom) – Composer Jules Franck Lekha Dodi – Poem by Salomon Alkabetz (acrostic), an allegory of Shabbat – Composer Léon Algazi, based on a theme by Salomon Rossi Cycle “High Holy Days of Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur” Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur Mi Khamokha – Composer Samuel David Avinou Malkeinou (excerpts) – “Our Father, our King, we have sinned against You,” a prayer recited during the ten days of penitence between Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur – Composer Samuel Naumbourg Ono tovo – Confession of sins (Vidouï) – Composer Jules Franck Enosh – “Man is like the flower of the field; it blooms, and as soon as a breeze passes, it is no more” (excerpts from Psalm 103) – Composer Louis Lewandowski Adon Olam – “The Master of the world reigned before anything was created” – Composer Salomon Rossi Cycle “Three Pilgrimage Festivals” (Passover – Shavuot – Sukkot) Passover Mi Khamokha – Composer Samuel Naumbourg Shavuot Hodou – Part of the Hallel (Psalm 118), recited at every solemn occasion to pay tribute to the Eternal – Composer Jules Franck Kaddish of the Dew – Composer Samuel David Vaani Tefilati – “Accept my prayer” (excerpts from Psalm 69), recited at the morning service – Composer Emile Jonas Keter – Sanctification of the divine name, written by the prophet Isaiah, here in its Sephardic version (Portuguese rite) – Composer Emile Jonas Artists Organ – Nicole Wiener Vocal quartet – Ensemble Kol Nidré: Vincent Lecornier (bass), Pierre Vaello (tenor), Evelyne Brun (soprano) and Danielle Michel (alto) Hazzan – Benjamin Huglo Seating plan
📍 Venue: Institut National des Jeunes Aveugles (Paris 7)
📅 Dates and times: select your dates / times directly in the ticket selector
⏳ Duration: approximately 60 minutes. Doors open 30 minutes before the concert begins. Late arrivals will not be admitted
👤 Age requirement: 8 years and older. Spectators under 16 must be accompanied by an adult
♿ Accessibility: unfortunately, wheelchair access is unavailable for this event
❓ View the FAQ for this event here
🪑 Seats are assigned on a first-come, first-served basis, according to the category booked
🕯 If you would like to book a private concert or purchase standard tickets for a large group (+30 people), click here
🎻 Discover all Candlelight concerts in Paris
🎁 Give a gift card to your friends and family by clicking here
Program Yerushalayim shel zahav “Jerusalem of Gold” – Lyrics and composition: Naomi Shemer – Arrangement by Vincent Lecornier Cycle “Shabbat” Friday evening Mi Khamokha – “There is none like You”: biblical verse recited at the morning and evening services – Composer Jules Franck Friday Evening Half Kaddish – Aramaic text sanctifying the divine name, of which there are several versions (Half Kaddish, Kaddish Titkabal, Kaddish derabannan, Mourner’s Kaddish or Kaddish Yatom) – Composer Jules Franck Lekha Dodi – Poem by Salomon Alkabetz (acrostic), an allegory of Shabbat – Composer Léon Algazi, based on a theme by Salomon Rossi Cycle “High Holy Days of Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur” Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur Mi Khamokha – Composer Samuel David Avinou Malkeinou (excerpts) – “Our Father, our King, we have sinned against You,” a prayer recited during the ten days of penitence between Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur – Composer Samuel Naumbourg Ono tovo – Confession of sins (Vidouï) – Composer Jules Franck Enosh – “Man is like the flower of the field; it blooms, and as soon as a breeze passes, it is no more” (excerpts from Psalm 103) – Composer Louis Lewandowski Adon Olam – “The Master of the world reigned before anything was created” – Composer Salomon Rossi Cycle “Three Pilgrimage Festivals” (Passover – Shavuot – Sukkot) Passover Mi Khamokha – Composer Samuel Naumbourg Shavuot Hodou – Part of the Hallel (Psalm 118), recited at every solemn occasion to pay tribute to the Eternal – Composer Jules Franck Kaddish of the Dew – Composer Samuel David Vaani Tefilati – “Accept my prayer” (excerpts from Psalm 69), recited at the morning service – Composer Emile Jonas Keter – Sanctification of the divine name, written by the prophet Isaiah, here in its Sephardic version (Portuguese rite) – Composer Emile Jonas Artists Organ – Nicole Wiener Vocal quartet – Ensemble Kol Nidré: Vincent Lecornier (bass), Pierre Vaello (tenor), Evelyne Brun (soprano) and Danielle Michel (alto) Hazzan – Benjamin Huglo Seating plan