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Behadrei HaredimCulture

Composer Aharon Razel and Sons Release New Version of His Song

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Singer and composer Aharon Razel and his sons have released a new version of his song "Od Yishama." The original was composed a generation ago before Razel's own wedding. The new rendition features his sons on vocals and was produced by Avi Tal and Razel. The release coincides with one of his children's upcoming weddings, completing a generational cycle.

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  • Aharon Razel and his sons released a new version of his song "Od Yishama."
  • The original song was composed a generation ago before Razel's wedding.
  • The new version features Razel's sons Shira, Baruch, and Eliyahu on vocals.
  • Avi Tal and Aharon Razel produced the new arrangement.
  • The Yedidim Choir provided backing vocals for the song.
  • The release coincides with one of Razel's children's upcoming wedding.

Singer and composer Aharon Razel, along with his sons Shira, Baruch, and Eliyahu Razel, have released a new rendition of his song "Od Yishama." The updated version, featuring the sons on vocals, marks a significant personal milestone for Razel, as the original composition was created a generation ago, shortly before his own wedding. The new arrangement and production were handled by Avi Tal and Aharon Razel himself, with the Yedidim Choir providing backing vocals. This release comes as one of his children is approaching their own wedding, bringing the song's journey full circle.

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