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Kikar HaShabbatCulture

Singer Sharly Weinberg Releases New Hanukkah Song "Hanerot Halalu"

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Singer Sharly Weinberg has released a new version of the Hanukkah piyyut "Hanerot Halalu." The song features a melody by Yoeli Weiss and an arrangement by Menachem Bernstein. A new music video, filmed at "Vintage House," accompanies the release, aiming to capture the holiday's atmosphere.

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  • Singer Sharly Weinberg released a new Hanukkah song titled "Hanerot Halalu."
  • The melody for the song was composed by Yoeli Weiss.
  • Menachem Bernstein provided the musical arrangement and mix for the track.
  • A music video for the song was filmed at "Vintage House."
  • The release is timed for the upcoming Hanukkah holiday.

Singer Sharly Weinberg has released a new rendition of the piyyut (liturgical poem) "Hanerot Halalu" (These Candles) ahead of the Hanukkah holiday. The new version features a melody composed by Yoeli Weiss and a clean arrangement by Menachem Bernstein. Weinberg was inspired to record the song after hearing Weiss's melody, feeling it captured the quiet atmosphere following the lighting of the Hanukkah candles.

Bernstein's musical arrangement aims to blend simplicity with depth, connecting tradition with a modern sound without unnecessary embellishments. The song is accompanied by an atmospheric music video filmed at "Vintage House," designed to immerse the viewer in the holiday spirit. The video's visuals, including lighting and decor, aim to create a warm and intimate Hanukkah ambiance.

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