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Clarinetist Shi Baruch Salama Releases Emotional Rendition of Classic Niggun
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By דביר עמר
First reported by Now 14 · 15 hours ago
What happened
Clarinetist Shi Baruch Salama has released a new musical rendition of the classic Jewish melody "Ani Yeshena," originally composed by Rabbi Baruch Ber Leibowitz. The performance, featuring a choir, aims to inspire spiritual awakening and connection, suitable for the High Holidays and year-round.
- 01Clarinetist Shi Baruch Salama released a new performance of "Ani Yeshena."
- 02The melody was composed by Rabbi Baruch Ber Leibowitz.
- 03The song is based on a verse from Song of Songs.
- 04Salama's version includes a choir and aims for spiritual connection.
- 05He sees the piece as relevant year-round for inner awakening.
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