Jewish Rounds for singing

A collection of rounds from the simple and easy learnable, to complex ones for advanced musicians and vocalists. The shortest melody is 6 bars, and the longest 48 bars, with anything from 2 to 5 voices. There are recordings of all of them on this website. If you would like sheet music for any of these, there are payment buttons for some of them on their individual pages, or you can contact me directly.

NameLanguageMax. vces.Melody lengthTime signature
B'rich Rachamana (Brachot 40b)H362/2
Ein Keiloheinu No.1H2 (or 3)810/8
Elohai N'shamah (Brachot 60b)H362/2
Halleluyah No. 2 (Ps 150)H4323/4
Hameichin Mitzadei GamerH4162/4
Havayah S'fatai Tiftach (Ps 51:17)H216 and 82/2
Kein LaShabbat Haba'ah (Alexander Massey)H3244/4
Lo Yisa Goi (Isaiah 2:4)H and/or E49 and 94/4
Lo Yisa Goi No.2 (Isaiah 2:4)H + E3224/4 + 6/8 + 3/4 (!)
Mah Gadlu (Ps 92:6)H3124/4
Mah Tovu No.1 (Num. 24:7)H286/8
Mah Tovu No.2H286/8
Mi AdirH2323/4
Nigun B'nei Mitzvahn/a3242/4
Nigun Yonahn/a3 (or 4)24 or 323/4
Oseh Shalom No.3 (in 5)H2165/8
Shabbat ShalomH4 (or 5)162/2
ShalomH286/8
Shalom AleichemH3122/2
Sh'ma Adonai Koli Ekra (Ps. 27:7)H2162/2
Simcha Song (Ps 81)E3484/4
Sim Shalom No. 2H and/or E49 and 94/4
Tashlich (Micah 7:18-19)H284/4
V'asu Li Mikdash (Ex. 25:8)H and/or E2162/4
V'shavti B'veit Adonai (Ps. 23:6)H2326/8
'You have all been shown what is good' (Micah 6:8)E2162/4