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In Honor of The Yahrzeit of The Tosher Rebbe Zt”l: Shaya Gross & The Romemu Choir Present A Moving New Song – “Chasadim”

In Honor of The Yahrzeit of The Tosher Rebbe Zt”l: Shaya Gross & The Romemu Choir Present A Moving New Song – “Chasadim”

This magnificent musical creation is being released in honor of the Yoma D’Hilula Kadisha of our holy and pure master and teacher—the pillar of kindness, the champion of charity, who heard the cries of the poor, the holy beacon, the faithful shepherd, and the glory of Israel—Maran Rabbi Meshulam Feish, son of Maran Rabbi Mordechai of Tosh, Zt”l. May his immense merits shield us and all of Israel, Amen.

Through this stirring song, we express our pure and innocent faith that all of the Almighty’s dealings with His creations are driven solely by loving-kindness and mercy. Even during times of concealment, when His ways are hidden from our eyes, we believe with complete faith that no evil stems from the Most High, and that everything the Merciful One does is ultimately for the best. Yet, we lift our voices in prayer, asking Hashem to reveal His great kindness to us openly, and to never hide His face from us.

Production Credits:

Composer: Shaya Gross

Musical Arrangement: Moshe Jacob

Performance & Vocals: The World-Renowned “Romemu” Choir

Soloists: R’ Shaya Gross & Child Prodigy Itzik Hirsch

PR & Media : Motty Media & Music Velt


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