The most famous and instantly recognised Sukkot song
is the late Naomi Shemer's Shlomit Bona Suka 
Other Sukkot songs - in alphabetical order
All links from the Israeli Dances.com database compiled by Dr. Jack Steel, copyright Jack Steel and Aura Levin Lipski 2013
from from the Hebrew University's National Library
http://jnul.huji.ac.il/dl/music/sukot/
A selection of traditional songs and liturgical melodies connected to the holiday.
The selection includes melodies pertaining to Succot (including Hoshana Raba) and Simchat Torah, including the prayer for rain.
Among the pieces which can be heard on the site are those from
Hassidic, Samaritan, Ashkenazi and Sephardi communities in Israel
and tunes from other countries such as
India, Afghanistan, Yemen, Tunisia, Morocco, Iraq,
Lithuania, Georgia, Bulgaria, Italy and Greece.
The National Sound Archives of the Jewish National and University Library
was established in 1964 as the music department of the Jewish National and University Library.
The archives records and preserves the musical traditions of the various ethnic Jewish communities within Israel and throughout the Jewish world, as well of non-Jewish communities in Israel.
The Succot “treat” from the library is part of the ongoing David and Fela Shapell Family Digitization Project, which is intended to make the library's collections more accessible to the public worldwide
includes Lama Sukkah Zu Track 3
printed in Hebrew click here
My Hebrew Songbook
Songs include: |
| BaSukah Shelanu |
| Shlomit Bonah Sukkat Shalom |
| Sukkot |
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