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Shir V’Shevach Choir Releases Emotional Single "Tristan" Featuring Moshe David Weismandel and Moshe Rozenberg
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First reported by Behadrei Haredim · 10 hours ago
What happened
The Shir V’Shevach choir released "Tristan," a hopeful and comforting single featuring Moshe David Weismandel and Moshe Rozenberg, recorded between New York and Israel. The song, created by Shmuel Schwartz, marks the first release from their upcoming album and aligns with the Shabbat Nachamu period of consolation.
- 01Shir V’Shevach choir releases "Tristan" featuring Moshe David Weismandel and Moshe Rozenberg.
- 02The song was created by Shmuel Schwartz and recorded in New York and Israel.
- 03"Tristan" conveys a message of hope and divine comfort during difficult times.
- 04Production by Chaim Meir Fligman and arrangement by Shimon Strolli enhance the song’s emotional depth.
- 05The single is the first preview of Shir V’Shevach’s forthcoming album, released for Shabbat Nachamu.
- 06The recording process spanned two continents, resulting in a polished and harmonious track.
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