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Culture20:59 · Jul 23

Singer Yaakov Shmidov Releases New Song Honoring Jerusalem and the Temple

By דביר עמר
Translated & summarized from Arutz Sheva by baba
Singer Yaakov Shmidov Releases New Song Honoring Jerusalem and the Temple
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Yaakov Shmidov, a singer and cantor, has released a new song titled "Uvneh Yerushalayim" (And Rebuild Jerusalem). He composed and performed the piece to honor Jerusalem, the holy city, and the future rebuilding of the Temple. Shmidov described the melody as a "new tune with an old flavor," influenced by the singing styles of the late David Verdiger and Rabbi Baruch Chait. He expressed his gratitude for the opportunity to compose and sing in tribute to Jerusalem, emphasizing the city's spiritual significance as the place where the Divine Presence has never departed and expressing hope for the Temple's swift rebuilding in our time.

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