Experiment Jewish Music MP3s Jukebox

Update [Aug. 8, 2007]: Only 40 files can be added per jukebox (and not sure yet what is the maximum amount of jukeboxes I can have per user name.) Please let me know your thoughts, and if you don't have an opinion, but enjoy the jukebox for the music, also let me know. {Anonymous comments are welcome too} ~ Thank you.

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I discovered some html code that shows up on the blog as a program that acts like a Music Jukebox. I'm experimenting with it by adding MP3s from various websites that offer Jewish Music, including Carlebach, Breslav, Klezmer and others. I have about 20 files (and growing as I discover another one to add) already. I put the website in parenthesis of where I got the file from.

I'd like to ask you to try it out, and to please post some feedback as to whether you do like it, or not. Would you consider using the Jukebox to stay on the site and listen to an hour or longer lecture? Do you know of a better program to use instead of the one presently on the blog? Have a recommendation on anything that would be more suitable for this purpose?

Take a look at the jukebox, enjoy the pieces I put together and let me know what you think.

Don't wish to post a comment? Then please email me instead at torahonline@gmail.com. Either way, please let me know your thoughts, as we together make the blog a better place for Torah.

Thank you very much!

P.S. Can't find the Jukebox? It's the widget right after the links to past Archives - from the home page and right underneath the "Previous" postings when on any other page within the blog.

Daf Yomi and Talmud Resources

All of Rabbi David Grossman's Gemora Shiurim. These shiurim were originally recorded on tapes and then encoded to mp3, wma and real audio files. The files were then resliced to one amud per file. http://www.dafyomi.org/download.php

Mirror to the above site: http://www.teachittome.com/index.php?Command=Class&ClassID=Daf

Yerushalmi Audio: http://www.yerushalmionline.org/audio.html

Daf Hayomi in yiddish on the phone: http://www.kolavrohom.com/index.asp

Various Daf Yomi links from Shema Yisrael Torah Network - http://www.shemayisrael.co.il/dafyomi/

Comprehensive listing: http://www.aishdas.org/torahnet/Talmud/Daf_Yomi/

Daf Yomi Podcasts from OU.ORG: http://ouradio.org/daf

The Internet Center for the Study of Talmud Rosh Kollel: Rav Mordecai Kornfeld - http://www.dafyomi.co.il/

Daily shiur by Rabbi Eli Mansoor, for those who like the daf with a Sephardic accent - http://www.dailygemara.com/


Know of any other resources not included in this list? Please post name and link below in the comments area and it will IY"H be added to the above list.

Updates - Lectures by Various Rabbis

The List of Various Rabbis is growing and you will know when it was added by the added date in brackets. Enjoy.

Rabbi Berel Wein's Lectures are being updated as well as other Rabbis too.

Have a Rabbi that you would like to see featured? Discovered a lecture that is available for free that has not yet been added? Have a website that you would like added to the growing list?

Let us know by either emailing us at torahonline@gmail.com or writing a comment below.

Lectures by Rabbi Yochanan Zweig

1. Earning Redemption through Recognizing the Exile
Lecture is approx. 36 minutes.
Click here to access the file to stream or download
by Rabbi Yochanan Zweig

Description of lecture: Parshas Beshalach: Why did so many Jews die during the Plague of Darkness prior to the Exodus? This lecture provides important perspectives on how a Jew must perceive himself in exile -- in particular in a welcoming exile, such as the United States.

[Source: Torah Media]


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