Labels: Dveykus, overnight music video, v'l'Yerushalayim
posted by Carl in Jerusalem @ 3:04 AM
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new album? um, no.
A little comment regarding Dveykus: On a collection of Jewish learning CDs that I used to own, the music that introduced each CD was a really beautiful song. I did some searching, and I eventually found that the track was on a Dveykus CD, Dveykus 6 (Y'Hi Shalom). The track was called "Shomer Yisrael" (Guardian of Israel), and I highly recommend to your readers that they check out the CD. Another interesting fact for your readers is that the producer, Leib Yaakov Rigler, happens to be the husband of one of my favorite writers, Sara Yocheved Rigler, a prolific author and writer at Aish.com.
I am enjoying your blog. Keep it up.
Regarding Dveykus, I once had a Jewish learning CD set and each CD was introduced by a beautiful song. I tracked down the song, and it is called "Shomer Yisrael" (Guardian of Israel) on the CD Dveykus 6 (Y'Hi Shalom). I highly recommend that your readers check it out. Another interesting thing is that the producer, Leib Yaakov Rigler, is the husband of one of my favorite writers, Sara Yocheved Rigler, the prolific author and writer at Aish.com.
I am enjoying your blog. Keep it up.
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