From Many Traditions, One Sacred Song: A Selihot Experience

When

September 5, 2026    
9:00 pm

Join us for a unique musical and spiritual journey into the High Holy Day season, led by Cantor Rabbi Luis Cattan and accompanied by renowned pianist Shai Bachar, with teachings, reflections and poetry, offered by Rabbi Howard Stecker and Rabbi Daniel Schweber. In partnership with SHAI (Sephardic Heritage Alliance).

From Many Traditions, One Sacred Song: A Selihot Experience

Saturday Evening, September 5th
8:15 p.m. – Reception
9:00 p.m. – Havdalah & Selihot Service
Sanctuary & on TIGN Zoom

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This program weaves together traditional Selihot melodies, Sephardic and Ashkenazic music, and contemporary songs by Israeli composers.
The most important voices of the evening will be yours. Come to sing, learn, reflect, and pray together as one community as we open our hearts to forgiveness, renewal, and return.

About the Artists
Cantor Rabbi Luis Cattan is a vocalist, recording artist, composer, and arranger whose music blends Ashkenazic, Sephardic, Israeli, and Latin American traditions. He has performed and led communities in prayer throughout the United States and internationally.

Shai Bachar is a Jerusalem-born pianist, composer, arranger, and producer whose music bridges jazz, classical, and Middle Eastern traditions. He has collaborated with artists including Dudu Fisher, Ishtar Alabina, Sheila Jordan, and Sarah Aroeste.