Explore 8 funeral songs tagged as "jewish". Each song has been carefully curated to help you create a meaningful memorial service.
by Traditional Jewish Prayer
Sacred Jewish memorial prayer meaning 'God Full of Mercy,' chanted at graveside.
Why it's meaningful: Traditional prayer requesting eternal peace for the departed soul.
Best moment: Essential at Jewish funerals, particularly during graveside service.
by Traditional Jewish Prayer
Prayer for peace that concludes the Mourner's Kaddish.
Why it's meaningful: Offers comfort through prayer for peace in the heavens and on earth.
Best moment: Sung at conclusion of Kaddish during shiva and memorial services.
by Naomi Shemer
Beloved modern Israeli song celebrating Jerusalem's eternal beauty.
Why it's meaningful: Expresses deep connection to Jewish heritage and the land of Israel.
Best moment: Meaningful for Zionists or those with strong ties to Israel.
by Traditional Jewish Prayer
Powerful prayer meaning 'Our Father, Our King,' expressing hope and supplication.
Why it's meaningful: While traditionally sung during High Holidays, it has been requested at funerals for its profound spiritual message.
Best moment: Meaningful when specifically requested by the deceased or family.
by Traditional Jewish Hymn
Hebrew hymn based on Maimonides' thirteen principles of faith.
Why it's meaningful: Affirms core Jewish beliefs about God and eternal life.
Best moment: Appropriate during memorial services or yahrzeit observances.
by Traditional (Hannah Szenes)
Prayer-poem by Holocaust heroine Hannah Szenes: 'May these things never end.'
Why it's meaningful: Celebrates eternal beauty of nature and human spirit in face of mortality.
Best moment: Powerful for Holocaust survivors or those who valued nature and resilience.
by Traditional Jewish Song
Joyful psalm celebrating unity: 'How good and pleasant it is for brothers to dwell together.'
Why it's meaningful: Honors someone who brought people together and valued community.
Best moment: Beautiful for honoring community leaders or those who fostered unity.
by Traditional Israeli Folk Song
Romantic Hebrew song meaning 'Evening of Roses,' celebrating love and beauty.
Why it's meaningful: Honors the beauty and romance of a cherished relationship.
Best moment: Perfect for honoring a spouse in a Jewish memorial service.