A special work composed by the pious Rabbi Yisrael Yehuda Kola zt"l in the court of the Rakh Rabbi Moshe Mastolin, son of Hinoka Mastolin.
The composer, who lost his son Yerachmiel at a young age, said when he got up from the "seventh": "I will now compose a song that will bring me out of my sorrow" - and this is the song that was composed.
Mandy Goldberg grew up on the song, which was sung almost every Holy Sabbath night with longing and exaltation in the 'tish' of his rabbi, the Rebbe Shimon Nathan Neta zt"l of Lelov.
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Aharl'e Samet recently heard the song from Rabbi Elimelech Biderman, and contacted Mandy about the wonderful song - and the two teamed up to relaunch it with an elaborate musical production, arranged by David Toib and Mandy Goldberg himself.
Credits:
Adapted by: David Toib Mandy Goldberg
Poetry: Ahrla Samet Mandy Goldberg
Vocal recordings: Jonathan Blau
Choirs: Michael Weinberger, Yossi Weinberger, Eli Shafray, Nachman Tesler, Chaim Hershtik. Recorded at Michael Weinberger Studios
Children's Choir: Eckstein Montreal People
Clarinet: Avrimy Balti
Guitars: Avi Singolda
Violins: Bennett Symphony conducted by Yoeli Tsishinsky
Mix: Shlomo Zalman Wächter
Cover design: Avi Berman
