This is an animation of the Hebrew alphabet sung by my wife Michelle. You will need
Shockwave to view this animation. If you perfer to download the animation,
click here.
Michelle sung the aleph-bet to the famous Hebrew folk song "Hevenu Shalom Aleichem", which roughly speaking means "we brought peace to you." There are lots of renditions of it on YouTube. Also, if you like Jewish music, I highly recommend Mordechai Ben David. You'll find lots of him on YouTube as well. Here's Shiru LaMelech (Sing to the King) on a web page that includes an English translation. You can find the lyrics in unpointed Hebrew here.
Here is an mp3 version sung by Michelle.
Here is the same version as above with an added echo - just for fun. :)
Here's a great page with all kinds of helpful information about the
Hebrew aleph-bet. It has a page for each letter with stroke order for printing and cursive forms, audio pronounciation, historical development, etc. They also have a very nice chant of the
Birkat Kohanim (Priestly Blessing) from Numbers 6:24-26.
