The husband plays Yankee Daskel, who serves as Viznitz’s court singer, presents a new and moving song – “Nefshi Nefshi”, which he composed on the occasion of the tenth anniversary of the death of the savior Moshe ‘Moiznitz, whose lyrics ‘, Were common in his mouth and he stuck to this’ rebuke’ all his days.
His son, the Rebbe of Moiznitz, often recounts: “I remember in my childhood how the holy Rebbe Zia would walk around in the morning in a room in the house, memorizing for himself the ‘rebuke’ in the ‘Duties of the Hearts’: Minimize, while in life you have cut and there is a god in your hand… and know that yesterday he will never return ‘… Amor Zia would have said in an evocative and captivating melody ”.
Under the impression of the Rebbe’s words, the melody “Nefshi Hachini Tzadah Rob” was composed for the first day of the Rebbe’s Dahula – 20 Adar 5733. The melody expresses his guidance and heritage, and he was received with affection and sung with excitement among the masses of people and seekers of storks and morals.
As the tenth day of celebration approaches – on Adar 1, 1952, Yanki Daskel presents the melody with a new arrangement by Benny Laufer and with a special investment, with Yanki joining the Viznich Chassidut Choir and the Shevach children’s choir from the USA.
credits:
Composer: Yaakov Yehuda Daskel Musical Arrangement: Benny Laufer Voice Processing: Herschel Brisk Mix: Haim Mozes Viznich Choir: Yehuda Meir Polak, Shloimi Polak, Dudi Friedman Children’s Choir: Shevach – Yossi Glick, USA Recorded in Studios: Bennett, Tenor | Technicians: David Toib’s Father Graphics: Model Studio, m. Mendel PR: Mendi Cornet.