שיר המעלות – יידל ורדיגר | Shir Hamaalot – Official music video by Yeedle
Official music video by Yeedle performing Shir Hamaalot. (C) 2013 Yeedle Productions
Produced by Esther Zicherman
Script written by Yeedle Werdyger
Edited by Meir Haltovsky and Jonah Einstein
עריכה: מאיר הלטובסקי, ג׳ונה איינשטיין
Cinematography, USA: Meir Haltovsky
הצילומים בארה”ב: מאיר הלטובסקי
Camera Production Assistant, Zishe Schnitzler, Adorama Rental Co.
Videographer, Israel: Moshe Gelber
Production Coordinator, Israel: Yochi Rosenblitz
הצילומים בישראל: משה גלבר
מנהלת ימי צילום: יוכי רוזנבליץ
Piano scenes filmed at
PlayMasters, Spotswood, NJ
Lighting: TourMasters Production
Piano: Shai Bachar
Piano Recording: Ian Freitor
Mixing: Eli Lishinsky
Props Assistant: Sarit Rubenstein
Set Dresser: Dorit Tanenbaum
Set Photographer: Shuki Greenberg
Scenes shot at various locales throughout Israel.
With recognition to the crew at Eretz Beraishit for their contribution to Yeedle Productions.
צילומי הקליפ התקיימו ברחבי ישראל
.תודה לצוות ״ארץ בראשית״ על שיטוף הפעולה
Yeedle Productions extends a special thanks to Mendy Meisels
Directed by: Esther Zicherman
במאית: אסתר זיכרמן
Verdiger Yeedle and all of Yeedle’s music is available on itunes (https://itunes.apple.com/us/artist/ye…) and wherever Jewish music is sold.
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