Hatikvah (4-Early Intermediate)
Hatikvah, literally “the hope,” is a moving poem reflecting the hope of the Jewish nation in returning to the Land of Israel. Now used as the anthem of Israel, the melody stems from a 16th-century Italian song that later became known throughout Europe under various titles. This lyrical arrangement is perfect for the intermediate-level pianist.
Hatikvah, literally “the hope,” is a moving poem reflecting the hope of the Jewish nation in returning to the Land of Israel. Now used as the anthem of Israel, the melody stems from a 16th-century Italian song that later became known throughout Europe under various titles. This lyrical arrangement is perfect for the intermediate-level pianist.
Hatikvah, literally “the hope,” is a moving poem reflecting the hope of the Jewish nation in returning to the Land of Israel. Now used as the anthem of Israel, the melody stems from a 16th-century Italian song that later became known throughout Europe under various titles. This lyrical arrangement is perfect for the intermediate-level pianist.
