Happy Shavuot Song Available to Post, Publish or Air, Released by Singer/songwriter Karen Sokolof Javitch

OMAHA, Neb., June 7, 2019 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ -- Singer/songwriter Karen Sokolof Javitch wishes everyone a HAPPY SHAVUOT! (sundown June 8-9, 2019).

In celebration of the festive occasion, Karen has is offering a link to her music video of her song, "Do You Know One?" for downloading, airing or posting.

Song Lyrics:

WHO KNOWS ONE?

By Karen Sokolof Javitch

WHO KNOWS ONE?  GOD IS ONE.

He is here – here for everyone.

And we know he's everywhere.

And we pray to one God,

Yes one, yes one, yes one.

WHO KNOWS TWO?  WE ALL KNOW TWO.

Noah packed the animals in groups of two

And the arc looked like a zoo!

And the animals went two by two - s

By two - by two - by two.

WHO KNOWS THREE?  WE ALL KNOW THREE.

Abraham, Isaac and Jacob are three -

The Jewish Patriarchs

Avraham, Yitzchak and Yaakov -

That's three, yes three, yes three

AND WHO KNOWS FOUR?

We ask the 4 questions on Passover!

AND WHO KNOWS FIVE? 

The 5 books of Moses are Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus,

Numbers, Deuteronomy - nomy - nomy

WHO KNOWS SIX?   WE ALL KNOW SIX!

1-2-3-4-5 and 6

In 6 days the world was made. 

And God rested on the 7th - the Sabbath!

The 7th - the Sabbath!   the 7th -  the Sabbath!  The 7th

WHO KNOWS EIGHT?  WE ALL KNOW EIGHT! 

Eight days of Hannukah we celebrate

For a miracle took place! 

And we light the menorah for 8 – 8 days

8 days - 8 days / 8 days – 8 days / 8 days

THE NUMBER NINE

On the 9th day of Av the temples fell!

AND THE NUMBER TEN

God gave us 10 rules to live by - the Ten Commandments!

One God,

2 Animals, 

3 Patriarchs,

4 Questions,

5 Books of Moses!

God created in –

6 days,

7th rested,

8 candles,

9th day of Av

The 10 commandments, commandments,

1-2-3-4-5-6-7… 8-9-10

WHO KNOWS ONE?  YEAH!

© 2011 Karen Sokolof Javitch

More of Karen's work and songs: http://jmrproductions.com 

ABOUT KAREN SOKOLOF JAVITCH...

Karen's passion is writing songs and creating musicals out of her songs. She greatly admired Princess Diana so she wrote a touching musical about her with author Elaine Jabenis.

They also wrote the family musical, From Generation to Generation together. These two musicals have been playing in cities all over the country.

Karen has two other musicals and more than 15 albums to her name. She is an award-winning songwriter and her songs have been in 3 movies!

Her arranger is Mannheim Steamroller's Chuck Penington. She records in Omaha with Grammy-nominated engineer Tom Ware.

Karen has posted more than 80 videos – some of them have gone viral! She hopes that you love her music as much as she loves writing and recording it!

She has met some wonderful people through her music, and she hopes to continue to raise money for various causes with her music.

"One of my greatest joys is watching people get into my songs while we're on stage singing them! Thanks to all of my wonderful singers who have been with me on stage and recorded with me for many years!"

Composer, Lyricist, Author:

A former teacher of the visually impaired, Karen stayed at home with her children until they started school. Her background in piano, singing, and dancing led her to an exciting career in songwriting.

In her first effort, she penned the lyrics and composed the music for Jim Conant's Love! At the Café!

Next, she co-wrote the musical From Generation to Generation with author Elaine Jabenis.

Karen also composed Generation's music and lyrics. Both works earned Theater Arts Guild Writing awards.

Generation has been produced in Omaha, St. Louis, and Beverly Hills, California.

At Princess Diana's death, Karen, an ardent admirer, expressed her grief by writing songs about the princess.

Three months and 60 songs later, Karen decided to create a musical about Diana's life, beginning with Prince Charles' courtship. "I am so saddened by the death of this wonderful woman who gave so much to the world," Karen lamented. "Writing Princess Diana, the Musical is my way of trying to keep her memory alive."

Besides her theater work, Karen composed the theme song for the international Odyssey of the Mind scholastic competition. The song, O.M.—It's Creativity!, is performed annually at the O.M. World Finals.

In addition, her compelling One People, One Destiny, written with Joanie Jacobson, was sung at the Dorothy Chandler Pavilion in Los Angeles to celebrate Israel's 50th anniversary.

 A prolific composer, Karen's other works include a song written and performed for Nobel Peace Prizewinner Elie Wiesel, and an upbeat tune for "Omaha, the Movie," written by Dan Mirvish.

Karen enjoys collaborating with Chuck Penington, who orchestrates her music.

Karen and Chuck, the musical conductor for the Grammy-award winning group, Manheim Steamroller, are combining their talents again on a new pop CD to be released in 1999.

Karen and her husband, Gary, have three wonderful children Jenny, Mark, and Rachel.

SOURCE Karen Sokolof Javitch