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Ko Ecshoif – Shloime Daskal, Zemiros, Shulem Saal

Lately, it seems that no matter where you go, or what background you’re from, Jews from all over the world are singing “Ko Echsof.” This inspirational song was written by known Tzaddik Reb Ahron Karliner ZT”L, and has quickly become one of the most sung Zemiros on Friday nights. Something about this particular Nigun penetrates ones soul, the more you sing it, the more you feel it.

This Hartzig song and arrangement was presented by Yoily Polatseck of the Zemiros Choir, as a gift to Shalom Vegh of the 5 Towns, a close friend of his, at a special occasion to honor his Siyum Hashas. Guided by Yoily, the group’s founder and musical director, Ko Echsof which is the Zemer of today is now being paired with the Zemiros who know Zemiros better than anyone. The harmonious voices of Zemiros Group paired with the arrangement by Yoily will have you hitting the replay button hours after you have seen this video.

The lead vocal is performed by one of the most popular and sought after vocalists today, Shloime Daskal. Joining Shloime’s powerful and dynamic voice is the quickly rising wonder child Shulem Saal, who’s sweet innocent voice will leave you at a loss for words. Shulem, is part of the widely popular Shir V’shevach Boys Choir, under the leadership of Chaim Meir Fligman.

So please enjoy Ko Echsof as you have never heard it before and share this amazing video with the world.

A Shalom Vegh & Zemiros Group Production

 

Credits:

Sung by: Shloime Daskal

Choir: Zemiros Group

Child Soloist: Shulem Saal

Event: Shalom Vegh Siyum Hashas

Choir:

Yoily Polatseck – Arranger/Leader

Yoely Friedrich

Berl Karpen

Toivy Friedman

 

Music: Arranged & Conducted by Nochi Krohn – Courtesy of Krohma Music

Sound: Black Arrow Productions

Engineer: Ruli Ezrachi

Post Production: Yoily Polatseck

Mix: Nochi Krohn

Video: Motty Engel

Editing: Yoily Polatseck

Producer: Yoily Polatseck