Duet For Yomim Noroim “Misoid” – Eliezer Schweber & Yitzchak Meir
The Tefillos of Rosh Hashana are full of meaningful words, that connect powerfully with the sea of tunes that are used throughout the day. Eliezer Schweber took the major words of the “permission for the Shliach Ha’Tzibbur”, which is said before Chazzaras Ha’Shatz of Mussaf, and recomposed them for the spirit of the Yamim Ha’Noraim.
He enlisted singer Yitzchak Meir to help him perform this composition, and together they have a special duet that will bring you into the spirit of the Yomim Noraim. The song was arranged by Jeff Horvitch, and the piano arrangement was by Eli Laufer.
This single is the first from the upcoming album Ha’Me’orerim 3.
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