Yaakov Shlomo Gross – Miron 5780 [Acapella] Lyrics Video
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For the very first time Performer & Kumzitzer #YakovShlomoGross comes with a top professional release in #Acapella Version in time for Rabi Shimon Bar Yochai’s Yuhrtzeit.
In this time of year, Thousands me people travel from all around the globe to be in Miron on the Yuhrtzeit of this holy Tana, and this year with sadness it’s different, with the whole COVID-19 struggle they won’t be able to participate on location in such a holy day.
Yaakov Shlomo for himself that comes originally from Israel and got married in New York, he’ll need to pass on for the first time since as a little child that he’s not going up to the holy Tzion of Rabi Shimon but he wanted to bring out some feelings and decided to share it with others all around the world on a Professional Acapella Track done with the top people in the industry.
Credits:
Produced & Directed by: Yossi Shick
Vocals Recorded by: Chaim Meir Fligman
Choir by: Yedidim International
Arranged by: Chaim Meir Fligman
Kids Choir by: Shir Vshevach Boys Choir
Child Soloist: Mendy Brill
Video Edit: YH Graphics
Audio Mix by: Hershy Pavel
YouTube Thumbnail by: YH Graphics/Arrange It Team Production
Write-up by: Yossi Shick
Song Credits:
Keil Mistateir Composed by Hershy Weinberger
Neshamahle Composed by Yehudah Green
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