Towards The Days of Mercy & Forgiveness: Rabbi Meir Adler Excites With The “Hitorerut” Project
After countless requests from the audience and following the success of “Hishtapchut“, the author of the instrument, Rabbi Meir Adler, releases 35 consecutive minutes of Kissufim melodies for the High Holy Days. A work that is entirely a response of love.
“Hitorerut Ila’ah” has long been not just a concept, but an accurate description of the feelings of the heart of every Jew during the sublime days of the month of Elul. After a period of anticipation for a project that will connect deep emotion with the awakening of the soul, the good news arrives.
The “Hitorerut” Project. This is the second part of the series, which continues the exciting line of the beloved “Hishtapchut” project. Over 35 consecutive minutes, Adler weaves a string of Kissufim and Ascension melodies for the High Holy Days, and in particular for Erev Rosh Hashanah. The musical arrangement is by Meir Adler himself, produced by Shloimi Bookspan, with Yanky Landau on piano and keyboards, and Shmulik Goldstein‘s choir
Song arrangement and concept: Meir Adler
Piano and keyboards: Yanky Landau
Choir arrangement: Shmulik Goldstein
Atmosphere choir: Shimon Leibowitz
Production: Shloimi Bookspan
Public relations and media: Israel Rosen
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