The phrase dor ldor has a special place in Jewish culture: it describes the continuity of tradition between generations. There are many songs that are associated with this continuity, in particular the popular ‘dor l’dor song. This song is beautifully sung at many Jewish functions as the need to keep tradition alive. This ‘dor l’dor song differs from community to community (and if you would like a taste of how local climactic traditions vary by elocution, all the better), but is stitched with repeated strands of commonalities: fellowship, continuity, expectation. A ‘dor l’dor» song can stir memories as a normal person who loves to be proud of his heritage. Many people see the ‘dor l’dor’ song as more than music, but instead a memorial to their history and an obligation of carrying on their legacy. For all occasions from weddings to Bar & Bas Mitzvahs, the ‘dor l’dor’ song continues to symbolize continuity. The “dor l’dor” song is a central way for communities to pass on their tradition, thus sharing their identity and values with the future.