Yaakov Shwekey – Hamalach [Official Music Video]
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Exactly a year ago the world stopped when Corona started getting really bad. It prevented hundreds or thousands of Bar Mitzvah boys from having the special parties that they deserved. We would like to thank the hundreds & hundreds of boys & their families who have sent in pictures & videos to be included in this historic project. Although every Bar Mitzvah boy is special, unfortunately, due to the overwhelming response we were unable to include all of the submissions. Hamalach Ha’Goel is a new composition by Yitzy Waldner, and performed by Yaakov Shwekey, together with tens of Bar Mitzvah boys from around the world who sent clips of their special Bar Mitzvah celebrations. Ravid Kashti arranged and produced the track, which was accompanied by the MusicKids choir.
Was composed for
Yehuda Klugmans Bar Mitzvah
Lyrics: Bereshit
Composed by Yitzy Waldner
Produced by Shwekey & Waldner
Arranged and Produced by Ravid Kashti
Choir: MusicKids by Tal Vaknin & Yossi Azulay
Vocal recorder @Studio6 Lakewood
Mix and Mastered by Itzik Filiba
Video Directed by Aharon Orian
Post by JLM Post Production
Post produced by Chana Orian
Editors: Aharon Orian, Michael Kimmel, David Orian
US Crew produced by Daniel Finkelman
Cinematography by Marco Vitale
Additional cinematographer: Shimi Sochol
US Marketing: I and Me Media
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