by yossi | June 19, 2014 8:26 am
Last weekend wunderkind Uziah Tzadok along with producer David FADIDA spent the weekend in Los Angeles while on tour in the LA area. They stayed at the famed home of world renown philanthropist Shlomo Yehuda Rechnitz. When the terrible news broke about our kidnapped brethern in Israel Naftali Frenkel, Gil-Ad Sha’ar and Eyal Yifrach, Rechnitz (an accomplished composer) immediately sat down at the piano and composed a new song which is sure to move you to tears. The lyrics are from tehillim “Shomer yisroel, shemor shearis yisroel, veal yovad yisroel, haomrim shema yisrael.” A song of prayer and hope that Hashem will keep us from all evil and said our problems pretty.”
“At such a moment of crisis,” said Rechnitz, “I turned down for a moment all my work and I went to compose a song that will unite all the people of Israel, a song which will be a bridge to the heart of each and every one of us and strengthen families time of need. May this song become a song of thanksgiving after their safe return of sons home” and adds, “For me there is no one more appropriate to sing this composition then the sweet voice of Uziah Tzadok who also belongs to the national religious public and living in Samaria and he should able to consolidate hearts at a difficult one.”
Wunderkind Uziah Tzadok has a truly unique and exciting voice which defiantly helped to enhance this beautiful song which was arranged by the talented duo Eli Klein and Yitzy Berry.
Rabbi Shlomo Yehuda Rechnitz is defined as one of the biggest tycoons in the Haredi community and the largest philanthropic donor known to millions each year to Israel and to institutions and charities of all faiths throughout the world.
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