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Im Eshkocheich – Shea Kaller Band, Zanvil Weinberger, Shmueli Ungar & Yedidim Choir

Im Eshkocheich – Shea Kaller Band, Zanvil Weinberger, Shmueli Ungar & Yedidim Choir

Some melodies are timeless. Some words are eternal. And every so often, they come together in a way that feels truly unforgettable.

At a recent wedding at Lake Terrace, The Shea Kaller Band introduced a heartfelt new rendition that moved everyone in the room.
The beloved melody of “Tatteh Tatteh”, originally performed by Yaakov Shwekey, was beautifully paired with the timeless words “I’m Eshkocheich”, a verse recited beneath chuppahs around the world every single night.

Performed by Shea Kaller, alongside Zanvil Weinberger, Shmueli Ungar, and the Yedidim Choir, this special rendition is sure to become a favorite for weddings and joyous occasions.

May we always merit to celebrate simchos together, and may the words “Im Eshkocheich Yerushalayim continue to remind us that even in our greatest moments of joy, our hearts remain connected to Yerushalayim.

Credits:
Music by: Shea Kaller Band
Arranged by: Shea Kaller
Performed by: Zanvil Weinberger, Shmueli Ungar & Yedidim Choir
Live sound: Dynamix Productions
Live sound engineer: Eli Leshinsky
Video filmed & edited by: Motty Engel – Engel Studios
Mixed by: Mendy Friedman
Cover design: Yechiel Landman
Project & stage manager: Yehuda Lubin
Yiddish lyrics: Hershy Weinberger
Israeli PR: Control

Special thanks to: Duvid Shtendig & Shaindy Katz



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