New Soulful Duet "Mama Beh" Released for Rachel Imeinu's Hilula
Translated & summarized from Behadrei Haredim by baba
A new Yiddish song, "Mama Beh," has been released as a soulful duet by Chaim Horowitz and Yitzchak Hanig. The song commemorates the hilula of Rachel Imeinu. Yitzchak Hanig composed the melody, Yitzchak Longe wrote the Yiddish lyrics, and Avrumi Longe produced and arranged the music.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Chaim Horowitz and Yitzchak Hanig released a new Yiddish song "Mama Beh".
- The song is a soulful duet commemorating the hilula of Rachel Imeinu.
- Yitzchak Hanig composed the melody for the new release.
- Yitzchak Longe wrote the Yiddish lyrics for "Mama Beh".
- Avrumi Longe produced and arranged the musical production.
A new Yiddish song titled "Mama Beh" (Mother Prays) has been released, featuring a soulful duet by singers Chaim Horowitz and Yitzchak Hanig. The song was created to commemorate the hilula, or anniversary of passing, of Rachel Imeinu, one of the matriarchs of the Jewish people.
The melody and arrangement were composed by Yitzchak Hanig, with lyrics penned by Yitzchak Longe. Production and musical arrangement were handled by Avrumi Longe, who also mixed the track. The cover art was designed by AIM Creatives, and public relations were managed by Moti Media & Music World.