In "Halleluyah Hoedown," Part A is easy and fun for students of almost all ages. The "yee-haw" is spoken rather than sung. Part B is more of a harmony part and best sung by older students or a youth choir. First performed on stage at the 2002 CAJE conference in San Antonio, TX by a CAJE youth choir. Cowboy hats get lifted off the head on the

In "Halleluyah Hoedown," Part A is easy and fun for students of almost all ages. The "yee-haw" is spoken rather than sung. Part B is more of a harmony part and best sung by older students or a youth choir. First performed on stage at the 2002 CAJE conference in San Antonio, TX by a CAJE youth choir. Cowboy hats get lifted off the head on the "yee-haw." Published in "Gan Shirim" (along with info on Jewish cowboys).