B’ezrat Hashem Nenatseach! Ari Goldwag & Zevi Kaufman
The title track of Ari Goldwag’s latest album, a duet with Zevi Kaufman, speaks of the secret weapon of our soldiers which is in our spiritual power, as represented by the power of tefillin, which so many soldiers are using in their battle, and our sages say causes the nations to fear us. Zevi brought this concept to Ari and it forms the core of the song.
Ari composed the intro section of the song ״בעזרת ה׳ ננצח״ at the request of the soldier Elisha Loewenstern 3 weeks into the war of חרבות ברזל. He asked for a song which would help strengthen the soldiers in their עבודת ה׳ as it manifests in their battle in Gaza. 6 weeks later Elisha Hy’d fell in battle. We decided to connect this theme with the tefillin battle song, and to dedicate the song in Elisha’s memory. Elisha’s son Eitan Loewenstern features in the music video.
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VIDEO CREDITS:
Produced by Cedar Media Studios
Video: Olam Media & Chana Orian
Directed by: Aharon Orian
Most Powerful Weapon Graphic & Ad: ThinkInk Creations / Y. Hertzog
Song Credits:
Composition, English Lyrics & Production by Ari Goldwag
Zevi Vocals: Cedar Media Studios
Hebrew Lyrics: Atara Bracha Schonberg – [email protected]
Choir: Tani David, Ari Goldwag, Eli Yudin
Mastering: Tom Waltz
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