Lionel Rosenfeld & The Shabbaton Choir - Composed together with Rabbi Lionel Rosenfeld, Stephen Glass and Adam Cohen for the Induction Service of Chief Rabbi, Lord Sacks of Aldgate.

Lionel Rosenfeld, Shimon Craimer & The Shabbaton Choir - Composed for the Shabbaton Choir for their annual Choral Midnight Selichot (Penitential) Service. This service commences a period of repentance by Jewish people who request that G-d forgives them for sins committed during the year.

Lionel Rosenfeld, Shimon Craimer & The Shabbaton Choir - “In my heart a sanctuary I'll build To His glory's splendour, And in it an altar I shall place To the rays of His grandeur. And for an Eternal Flame I shall take The fire meant for Isaac of old, And the sacrifice offering that I shall make Is my one and only soul”. The words date back to the 17th century and are incredibly moving. The music was written in memory of Yoni Jesner a young Glasgow student on his gap year in Israel, murdered by a suicide bomber on bus No 4 in Tel Aviv in 2003. Yoni was due to return to London to study medicine.

Daniel Finn - This is the final prayer of the Choral Midnight Selichot (Penitential) Service and asks G-d that even if he is angry with us, He forgives us if not for our sake then for His. In accordance with Jewish thinking as the prayers of a child go straight to G-d without the need for divine help, therefore the final prayer of the evening is offered by a young boy soloist

Eli Baigel - Part of the selichot (penitential) service requesting G-d’s forgiveness for our sins.

Jonny Turgel - Written for Chazan (Cantor) Jonny Turgel a regular soloist with the Shabbaton Choir. The words from Zechariah mean “Old men and women shall yet sit in the streets of Jerusalem, each man with his staff in his hand because of old age. And the streets of the city shall be filled with boys and girls playing in its streets”

Jonny Turgel - “He who makes peace on high may He make peace for everyone and for the all of Israel and let us say Amen”. Written for the 60th Anniversary of the State of Israel. A prayer of peace for mankind recited regularly in our daily prayers. The song was instant hit on youtube with over 800,000 hits.

Jonny Turgel & Jonathan Artman - Composed for Daniel Finn a previous boy soloist of the Shabbaton Choir and arranged for boy soloist and Chazan (cantor). Tal (lit. dew) is said on first day Passover which heralds the start of spring. Tal is about spring and future hopes and asks G-d for blessings not curses; for life and not death.

Shimon Craimer - “In every generation our enemies will rise up against us but G-d will save us from their hand”. Written for the 1st Solidarity through Song mission to Israel by the Shabbaton Choir in memory the 29 people who lost their lives and all those who were injured in the suicide bombing at the Park Hotel, Netanya, leil seder (Passover evening) 2002. It was first sung at The Park Hotel in February 2003 and dedicated that evening to those who lost their lives; the injured and to all those people at Laniado Hospital who help to save lives.