Popular Jewish Melodies
Erev Shel Shoshanim (Evening of Roses)
Dodi Li (My Beloved Is Mine)
K'var Achare Chatsot (Past Midnight)
Y'did Nefesh (Beloved of the Soul)
Chorshat Ha'ekaliptus (The Eucalyptus Grove)
K'shoshana Ben Hachochim
Hitragut
Y'rushalayim Shel Zahav (Jerusalem of Gold)
Hassidic Nigun (Wedding March)
Eli Eli (My God, My God)
Hakotel (The Western Wall)
Jewish Wedding Music
Hana'ava babanot (The fairest of maidens)
Erev ba (Evening comes)
Y'did nefesh (Beloved of my soul)
Erev shel shoshanim (Evening of roses)
Dodi li (My beloved is mine, and I am his)
S'u sh'orim (Look up to the gates)
El kabir (Almighty G-d)
Medley. Od y'shama ; &, Mazel tov (The voice of gladness shall be heard again) (Good luck to the bride and groom)
Siman tov (Congratulations, good luck!)
Nigun (tune)
Tum balalaika (Play balalaika)
V'ha'er e'ne'nu (Enlighten our eyes to your Torah)
Hava nagila (Let's rejoice)
Waves of the Danube (The anniversary waltz)
Rabbi Elimelech medley