The Chabad singer Elisaf would like to be exposed to the Chabad tune attributed to “Kofot Lagaon Rabbi Levi Yitzchak” • This tune is played on every occasion of joy and gathering
Hila Falah-Cohen
22 Av of the 15th century 01:07 19.08.2022
Nigun Chabad Hakafot | Elisaf Hefetz
The Kapot song is a song of joy that is attributed to the divinely accepted Rabbi Levi Yitzchak Schneursahan (Rabbi Levik), the father of the Lubavitcher Rebbe.
Rabbi Levi Yitzchak said that he had a kabbalah in his hands, that this tune was sung during Simchat Torah circles at the old rebbe’s place.
This tune was very fond of the Rebbe in an unusual way and it is played not only during the circumambulation but on almost every occasion of joy, meeting and encouragement when entering and leaving a synagogue.
Music: Chabad
Production and vocals: Elisaf Hefetz
Arrangement, keyboards, programming and music production: Moti K
Voices: Elisaf Hefetz / Moti K / Yaniv Blas / H. Meir Ben Harosh / H. Avitar Ben Harosh
Sound processing: Elisaf Hefetz
Vocal recordings: Y & B
Mixing and mastering: Yaniv Blas
A painting by Rabbi Levi Yitzchak: the painter David Malchev
Painting Dancing Chassidim: the painter Zalman Kleinman
