Chaim Israel Re-Performs – ‘Adon Haselichot’
At the beginning of the Days of Mercy and slichos, Chaim Israel releases a new and special version of the ancient piyoot ‘Adon Haselichot’. In the days when shuls have already begun reciting Selichot every night, the moving piyoot, which is entirely a song of praise and thanksgiving to Hashem, gains additional meaning. Over the years, the familiar melody of the piyoot has resonated throughout the Israeli diaspora, and the musical production is the work of arranger David Bitton.
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