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Wings – Luzy Klatzko – Composed by Benzion Klatzko

Wings – Luzy Klatzko – Composed by Benzion Klatzko

Chazal teach us that we will be asked the following question after 120 years, on the day of judgment: “Have you eagerly anticipated the final Geula?”

Answering such a question honestly can be confusing. How do we yearn for something shrouded in mystery, for a vision of the future so unknown and grand that it defies our comprehension? Can we truly grasp the transformation of the world, the awe-inspiring phenomenon of the dead rising, or envision the majesty of Melech HaMoshiach?

This song and video were conceived to stir our minds and elevate our imaginations. I have ventured to sketch the contours of these monumental events. While I humbly acknowledge that my depiction will not capture the full glory of what’s to come, I hope they serve as a starting point for true longing and anticipation for the Geula.
Through the melding of poignant lyrics, captivating melodies, and visionary imagery, I hope to inspire a more profound belief and yearning for our glorious future. May it be Hashem’s will that this creation be a bridge to a heightened state of tefiloh, emuna, and readiness for Moshiach and the rebuilding of the Bais Hamikdash that we eagerly await for each and every day.

Credits

Performed by Luzy Klatzko

Harmony by Azarya Klatzko

Composed (music and lyrics) by Rabbi Benzion Klatzko

Arranged by Yisroel Ament

Video, editing, graphics and animation by Rabbi Benzion Klatzko

End credits footage by Dovid Friedman and Yitzy KlatzkoSpotify – 

https://open.spotify.com/album/25XMhATgaY3t7XIWiFyjAY?si=nlioMxTkTJm6kAH3ZgyBYQ



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