Tentzele – Moishy Schwartz [Official Music Video]
Get ready to embark on a heartwarming journey with Moishy Schwartz‘s latest song, “Tentzele.”
Standing on Kol Nidrei night, the shul donned in white, The Tzadik Reb Hertzk’ele from Ratzfert swung open the door of the Aron Kodesh to deliver an inspiring sermon for Yom Kippur.
With his tallis draped over his head, he faced the congregation and recounted an impactful story he experienced firsthand during his travels. In “Tentzele,” Moishy beautifully captures the essence of Reb Hertzkele’s profound message – the power of dance as a transformative force. Through enchanting melodies and soul-stirring lyrics, the song brings to life the Tzadik’s belief that every problem can be solved, and any debt can be paid off through the unifying language of dance.
“Tentzele” reminds us that even in the face of life’s challenges, the simple act of dance can spark joy, heal hearts, and light up our souls.
Music Credits:
Song Composed & Performed by Moishy Schwartz
Project Inspired by Isaac Lefkowitz
Executive Producer: Jay Leitner
Arrangements, Mix & Master: Yitzy Berry, Eli Klein
Vocal Recording: Naftali Schnitzler
Choir: Weinberger Brothers
Creative Director: Yanky Perl
Video Credits: Written, Produced, and Directed by Meir Unger
Camera Operator: Frank Angelcyk
Second Camera Operator: Ryan Carpenter
Production Assistant: Billy O’brien
Production Assistant: Yossi Weber
Lighting Design: Eric Bujnowski
Edit & Color Grading: Meir Unger
Casting Director: Davidowitz Productions
Choreography: Vivake Khamsingsavath
Makeup Artist: Moshe Greenfeld
Makeup Assistant: Beatrice Sniper
Costume Design: Meir Unger, Leiby Landau
Production Management: Leiby Landau, Chaim Meisels
Additional Footage: Two Tone Media
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