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Project Witness Presents: Yechiel Giniger – Rachem Acapella Version (feat. Zevy & Yosef Giniger)

Project Witness Presents: Yechiel Giniger – Rachem Acapella Version (feat. Zevy & Yosef Giniger)

Yechiel Giniger makes his debut solo recording with “RACHEM” – a soul stirring heartfilled niggun now in its acapella version. Written and composed by his mother Malky Giniger, Yechiel grew up singing this song in his home and always wanted to bring this to the public. Featuring his older brothers Zevy & Yosef, let this piercing melody enter your neshama.

Project Witness offers groundbreaking resources for Holocaust education while remaining deeply committed to its unique mission of exploring the spiritual, ethical, and intellectual responses of Holocaust survivors and victims. By focusing on the character, identity, and faith of survivors and victims alike, Project Witness serves to ensure that their legacy guides us and future generations toward a more hopeful future.

For more information visit Project Witness at
https://projectwitness.org/

Stream/Listen to Rachem Acapella here
https://album.link/przhrx4tkwdhp

Listen/Watch the musical version by clicking below
https://album.link/96bgqphhjxkbr

CREDITS:
Performed by: Yechiel Giniger
Featuring: Zevy & Yosef Giniger
Written and composed by: Malky Giniger
Video Filmes & Produced by: Avigdor Saftlas
Musical Production and arrangement: Hillel Kapnick
Executive Producer: Avigdor Saftlas and Yechiel Giniger
Recorded at: Up Top Recording Studios, Monsey NY



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