In school we sing it Shalom Chaverim Shalom Chaverim Shalom,Shalom. Till we meet again till we meet again Shalom,Shalom. Also I'm not from Israel I'm from us but I learned it in school
We had a student teacher for music at my grade school. She taught us this song. I thought of it this morning and found this great rendition!! Too young to understand what a rich song we were being taught and where it came from. Loved the melody and still remember it (40+ years later) and sing it! Great to know now what it means!!
We learned this song from a former teacher, Mr. Frits Rosenbaum, at primary school. He was known for his tall stately stature and his long white beard.
This is really random but in my last year of elementary school i made a friend when we sang this in class, we used to eye each other from across the room and giggle at the high “shalom shalom” part because somebody’s voice would crack every time, sadly she moved shortly after so i haven’t talked to her for several years but this song always brings back that good memory 😂
JESUS, if HE'S your Lord, your Brother, your King, your GOD! Grafted into the olive tree. Into the commonwealth of lsrael. Good to talk with you, cousin Nina!!!
My kindergarten teacher in 1985 was named Mrs. Schrieber (she said it rhymed with spider 🕷) She was a very traditional Jewish woman short and kind. She taught us this song at the Kindercare Learning Center (a very multi cultural daycare at the time) which may have been in the heart of the Jewish community. The words were different “Shalom, good friend. Shalom good friend. Til once more we meet. Shalom.” For some reason these words have not left my mind in over 35 years 🥰 Thank you Mrs Schrieber ❤️ Til once more we meet 🕊
The first time I hear this peacefull song I was five years old. It was on the sunday school and nobody at home know that I was going there. I didn’t told this at home because nobody know about Jesus. Later in my life I choose to be a child of God and sometimes when I feel alone I hear this song the whole day in my haert. Thanks to God and thanks to the adults in the sunday school, who welcome’s me when I was in need ❤️ Every time I heard this song it is still a homecoming moment in the house of God
I remember this song in my elementary days...we sing this song every Friday after our class in the afternoon. We bid goodbye to our classmates and teachers for a happy weekend.😊 I love this song!
OMG this song popped up in my head after literally 20+ years after singing this in school choir. Haven't heard it since. I only remembered the first part. Decided to look it up. HAHAHA!!! Thx for posting!! I love CZcams!!
I have to do it as a solo. I'm not the type of person that does solos. My mom doesn't even care that I'm terrified. She just said if I did something wrong (I really don't remember), no more electronics for the rest of the year.
I remember i singing it ,as i am a child.I singing it also in 2021 i am Christian,but when i singing it, i have an earthquake in my Soul.Iam crying👑🔥😇its,a beauty.♥️Maranatha✝️Shalom alechem🤲
Wow so many people across the world also sang this song in school :0 when I was younger in like 5th grade we used to sing this in class as preparation for upcoming church services, I think it was usually for Christmas church services where the whole school went.. the melody is still stuck in my head over a decade later
Shout out to fourth grade choir, I only sang this to get the free trip to great wolf lodge, but years and years later it's one of the most vivid memory I have of elementary school
das geht ganz tief.bin dem lied das erste mal 1984 in der 1. klasse im religionsunterricht begegnet- danke nochmal an meine damalige lehrerin.muss mich sehr tief berührt haben, habe weder melodie ,noch worte je vergessen.wahrscheinlich hat mich damals schon die melancholie der jiddischen lieder erreicht...
Imagine how many times the Hebrew Nation has sung this as they journeyed, of necessity. Never to see their homes, neighbors & children/parents ever again... reminds me of 'Fiddler on the Roof' as they are once again dispersed. Wow....😶
Like many others i remember being taught this in Junior School (as it was called back then) by the music teacher, when i was about 8 or 9 years old. It's stayed with me all these years and I've used it as a lullaby when babysitting small children
I was raised a Unitarian Universalist and heard this song at church services. (Unitarian Universalist churches will expose you to the Jewish teachings.)
It's a good song and it makes my heart to praise our Almighty God! I remember singing this song with my Miss teacher when l was in primary school. 'Love it!
Omg I remember singing this in 2nd grade, I always think about it, I am only in highschool now but it definitely sticks with me and it's such an amazing song to sing :)
We sang it like this Solo: shalom chaverim Unison: shalom chaverim Two part: sopranos start then altos join in at the last shalom before laheitraot Then three part: same as two part but add another section Unison: shalom chaverim All of this while in A cappella! Hope this helped for those music teachers who wanna sing it but don’t know how
Qué hermoso!! Cuando hacía mis prácticas de la enseñanza en secundaria, les hice cantar a Las alumnas esta canción y nos encantó a todas!! Ahora lo sigo escuchando y se me eriza la piel.
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I remember singing this at school
I am signing it for my christmas concert
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My music teacher showed my class this song for a Christmas concert at my school.
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In school we sing it
Shalom Chaverim Shalom Chaverim Shalom,Shalom. Till we meet again till we meet again Shalom,Shalom. Also I'm not from Israel I'm from us but I learned it in school
i'm from Singapore but i learnt it too
we did this too.
Learned this un 2nd grade, can still sing it. I love it!!
@Billie Bam same😌😂
I'm from germany but learned in Music lesson😊
We had a student teacher for music at my grade school. She taught us this song. I thought of it this morning and found this great rendition!! Too young to understand what a rich song we were being taught and where it came from. Loved the melody and still remember it (40+ years later) and sing it! Great to know now what it means!!
We learned this song from a former teacher, Mr. Frits Rosenbaum, at primary school. He was known for his tall stately stature and his long white beard.
This is really random but in my last year of elementary school i made a friend when we sang this in class, we used to eye each other from across the room and giggle at the high “shalom shalom” part because somebody’s voice would crack every time, sadly she moved shortly after so i haven’t talked to her for several years but this song always brings back that good memory 😂
Me too
Oh my gosh I’m remember this and my school and fourth grade
I'm from Poland and I remember this from school
When my class on music lessons sing this in 2 voices or 3 voices
Tak bowiem Bóg umiłował świat, że dał swego jednorodzonego Syna, aby każdy, kto w niego wierzy, nie zginął, ale miał życie wieczne.
Jana 3:16
Group 1 group2
2 voices
smae
Same in Czechia
Ich war 8Jahre alt und habe das Lied nie wieder gehört. Danke 💕
No one:
Me: I like Jewish songs.
Everyone: *”bUt yOu’Re nOt jEwIsH”*
Also me: “SO?!?!”
OMG SAME!!
Zaiden Faust ok... what is gay about it???!!!!
@Mac Attack what about it is gay? tell me.
I mean this specific song isn't a jewish song, its just in Hebrew.
Same with me. Hahaha . But who cares , I loved the song
I played this song in my middle school orchestra (1st violin). Beautiful song!
My mother sung this to me as a sleeping song like her dead jewish grandma did. My first memories in this world. Now i sing it to my daughter .
I love the beat so much I have to sing it for my winter concert for chorus
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Same well good luck
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30 years later and this popped into my head today
Me today 🥹
Me too..❤️🩹✨️ this song is sooo bueteful@Nelzeastcoast
i have no Jewish relatives but I always sang this as a child and learnt it from my parents
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JESUS, if HE'S your Lord, your Brother, your King, your GOD! Grafted into the olive tree. Into the commonwealth of lsrael. Good to talk with you, cousin Nina!!!
My Dad would randomly start singing this and I wanted to find out where it came from, so here I am!
Sang this at my bible school. Still don't know why but i love the song
Because it's hebrew
@@darlynn3671 they mean they don't understand why they love the song so much.
@@weldchickn2270 but it said I don't know why we sang this in bible school but I love the song
SAME!
@@darlynn3671 because the bible is in hebrew and Jesus was from Jerusalem i think its bevause this
My kindergarten teacher in 1985 was named Mrs. Schrieber (she said it rhymed with spider 🕷) She was a very traditional Jewish woman short and kind. She taught us this song at the Kindercare Learning Center (a very multi cultural daycare at the time) which may have been in the heart of the Jewish community. The words were different “Shalom, good friend. Shalom good friend. Til once more we meet. Shalom.” For some reason these words have not left my mind in over 35 years 🥰 Thank you Mrs Schrieber ❤️ Til once more we meet 🕊
The first time I hear this peacefull song I was five years old. It was on the sunday school and nobody at home know that I was going there. I didn’t told this at home because nobody know about Jesus. Later in my life I choose to be a child of God and sometimes when I feel alone I hear this song the whole day in my haert. Thanks to God and thanks to the adults in the sunday school, who welcome’s me when I was in need ❤️
Every time I heard this song it is still a homecoming moment in the house of God
I remember this song in my elementary days...we sing this song every Friday after our class in the afternoon. We bid goodbye to our classmates and teachers for a happy weekend.😊
I love this song!
This song I am doing for my concert at my school
Same
Adriana Ramirez me too
i‘m from switzerland 🇨🇭 and sang it at school. pray for israel!
I am in choir and I am going to be preforming this song it's my favorite
I remember singing this in scool as well ! shalom !
I remember playing this song on the xylophone in the school 1 year ago.
i'm Mexican & sang this song in my HS choir!
it's such a beautiful song, much love to everyone from NYC 🗽
OMG this song popped up in my head after literally 20+ years after singing this in school choir. Haven't heard it since. I only remembered the first part. Decided to look it up. HAHAHA!!! Thx for posting!! I love CZcams!!
I know and love this from early german school days.
We had to sing this back in my school ohhh how the time flies
I rmb singing it when our school principal retired. From Hong Kong 🇭🇰
This is my choir song for winter😊❄️❄️
BRO SAMEEMEMEME
Same 😢
I am in first grade I sang this song, one week ago in my school travel program
I remember singing this in grade school chorus 😂. It used to be shalom good friends till once more we meet.
Mir sind heute beim Hören die Tränen gelaufen, angesichts der vielen neuen Toten...
we used to sing this in music class
I sung this in pre k when I was 4 in 2012 I turn 13 in 5 days the memories 😭😖😭😢
I’m from Batanes Philippines, I still remember we were tough to sing this in Elementary School by good will visit from Israel.
I remember singing in school 😭😭😭
I am just starting to lean this song and i already memorized it
I have to do it as a solo. I'm not the type of person that does solos. My mom doesn't even care that I'm terrified. She just said if I did something wrong (I really don't remember), no more electronics for the rest of the year.
I remember learning and singing this beautiful song in our Sabbath, Seventh Day Adventist Church, School in my childhood.
Same im singing this for a concert at school
Premier chant en hébreu que j’ai appris dès l’âge de 8 ans
J’aime cette langue. God bless Israël 🇮🇱
My mom used to sing this to me before I went to sleep every night. Good memories 🥰
Schönes Lied. Ich kenn das aus der Schule (11. Klasse / EF). Wir singen das oft.
Bei mir in meiner achten klasse singen wir das auch
Das ist wirklich ein wunderschönes Lied 😍
I remember i singing it ,as i am a child.I singing it also in 2021 i am Christian,but when i singing it, i have an earthquake in my Soul.Iam crying👑🔥😇its,a beauty.♥️Maranatha✝️Shalom alechem🤲
I am French and I also learned this song in elementary school in 1979.
An old year is end
A new year is come
Happy New Year
An old year is end
A new year is come
And Spring come here.
I thank God for You. Love, Light, Peace, Music and Joy
It took me back to 1987 😍
I'm listening to this song for my 4th grade honors chorus
My Music teacher showed us this to play okelele.
Such simple text and yet so concise ! It's all there ! 😊 Pleasant polyphonic singing 👂🙂
Meine Ohren platzen gleich wegen dieser Musik
I am from Romania and I learned the song in school too. I love it..
Wow so many people across the world also sang this song in school :0
when I was younger in like 5th grade we used to sing this in class as preparation for upcoming church services, I think it was usually for Christmas church services where the whole school went.. the melody is still stuck in my head over a decade later
Ahhh this is old school elementary concert vibes
I remember this song from School. Greetings from Switzerland.
I'm In Sierra vista and I'm ganna sing this song at school for a Christmas concert at December 20th
2019
My mother thought me that song when I was 12
We used to sing till we meet again till then my good friend shalom shalom I like this better
This is what we’re learning in music class
Wauw, i live in the Netherlands and sang this at school as well!
Yo, this was the first ever song I learned on the kalimba...I have searched for FVCKING YEARS! and I have finally found it.
Plus, I learned it at school.
i love this song. My school choir sang this song
Shalom sahvini mikhari mikhouri
Me too rembering this song from school...a long time ago
Shalom chaverim mikhali mikhouli
Mimichkouri ma grand mere rachid 🤣
Loved this love Jesus🤗
we're learning this rn in choir
same
your school is trying to make you assimilate to jews. Resist at all costs
XD same
Same
DIYDreamGirl Yang lol same
we were shown this song during devotion and honestly it still haunts me to this day
Haunts you in a bad way? I think it’s hauntingly beautiful.
Shout out to fourth grade choir, I only sang this to get the free trip to great wolf lodge, but years and years later it's one of the most vivid memory I have of elementary school
Beautiful song!
This was the first tune I learned on guitar, followed by Windmills (Alan Bell) and Old Pendle (Milton Allen) nearly fifty years ago.
das geht ganz tief.bin dem lied das erste mal 1984 in der 1. klasse im religionsunterricht begegnet- danke nochmal an meine damalige lehrerin.muss mich sehr tief berührt haben, habe weder melodie ,noch worte je vergessen.wahrscheinlich hat mich damals schon die melancholie der jiddischen lieder erreicht...
foxxxy looove 😍
Imagine how many times the Hebrew Nation has sung this as they journeyed, of necessity. Never to see their homes, neighbors & children/parents ever again... reminds me of 'Fiddler on the Roof' as they are once again dispersed. Wow....😶
2 years later, Ukraine is being raped & slaughtered... SHALOM CHAVERIM, MY JEWISH FRIENDS. SHALOM CHAVERIM.
Another year has passed... Ukraine, my friends, SHALOM.
Israel is fighting once again for their existence. If anyone wonders about the land deed of lsrael, read Joshua. Checkmate.
Shalom Chaverim shalom Chaverim shalom shalom.Lahetriot lahetriot shalom shalom
My music teacher teaching us this song for our Christmas concert and I'm in fourth grade .
PS.Naomi
Wir haben das in Music und singen das jeden morgen. ICH liebe das lied
I remember singing this song at my winter concert back when I was in 5th grade
We did this in school around Christmas
I love the violin in the song
Same I sing this at school and my music teacher kept repeating it
This song is so lit
Like many others i remember being taught this in Junior School (as it was called back then) by the music teacher, when i was about 8 or 9 years old.
It's stayed with me all these years and I've used it as a lullaby when babysitting small children
Shalom Aleichem my frienda🤝🏻
Reminds me of Mrs Fellows our primary school music teacher bless her👍🏽😍
I was raised a Unitarian Universalist and heard this song at church services. (Unitarian Universalist churches will expose you to the Jewish teachings.)
I remember singing this at Chor
It's a good song and it makes my heart to praise our Almighty God! I remember singing this song with my Miss teacher when l was in primary school. 'Love it!
I too remember singing this song
I love the Sound the lyrics it hits the heart deep absolutely beautiful! Shalom.
Omg I remember singing this in 2nd grade, I always think about it, I am only in highschool now but it definitely sticks with me and it's such an amazing song to sing :)
La canzone è bellissima e significativa per qualsiasi età
We sang it like this
Solo: shalom chaverim
Unison: shalom chaverim
Two part: sopranos start then altos join in at the last shalom before laheitraot
Then three part: same as two part but add another section
Unison: shalom chaverim
All of this while in A cappella! Hope this helped for those music teachers who wanna sing it but don’t know how
I'm not Israeli either and I learned it at school, good old elementary days :')
I sang this for my school concert
i learn this from church and school so cool when i was 7 years in second Grade
Anybody else here cuz of choir in school
ayy here
I never forget the refrain
I perfomed this song in 4rth grade and now im in 6th
Coll
I recall singing this aged 9
Wow good song😮😮😮😮
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Qué hermoso!! Cuando hacía mis prácticas de la enseñanza en secundaria, les hice cantar a Las alumnas esta canción y nos encantó a todas!! Ahora lo sigo escuchando y se me eriza la piel.
I remember this when I was in 7th grade.