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A heartfelt cry from the soul of Klal Yisrael — a timeless prayer for Hashem’s kindness and mercy, both personally and as a nation.
With humility, we turn to Hashem and beseech Him to embrace us with chesed and rachamim; to turn away His anger from His nation, Am Yisrael; His city, Yerushalayim; His land, Eretz Yisrael; and His inheritance, the Beis Hamikdash.
These words are part of our daily tefillos and are also recited in the Selichos of Edot HaMizrach. As we approach the Yamim Noraim, their meaning takes on a particular depth.
On Rosh Hashanah we proclaim Hashem’s sovereignty over all creation. We stand before Him as His people, bearing the ancient and unbroken yearning of generations — for Yerushalayim, for the Beis Hamikdash, and for the Geulah Sheleimah.
U’v’tuvcha HaGadol gives voice to that yearning.
CREDITS | קרדיטים
Composers | לחן: Mordechai Ben David & Eli Laufer
Producers | הפקה: Yeedle & Zevi Fried
Additional Music Production | הפקה מוזיקלית נוספת: Nir Graff
Arrangers | עיבוד: Nir Graff, Eli Laufer & Moshe Laufer
Vocal Editing | עריכת שירה: Eli Klein & Yossi Tyberg
Choir | מקהלה: Moishy Roth
Duduk | דודוק: Ilia Mazia
Mixing & Mastering | מיקס ומאסטר: Eli Lishinsky
Cover Art | עיצוב עטיפה: Shneur Cortez
The Niggun Na’aniem is far more than a melody. It is a niggun born from pure avodah, composed by Reb Berish Vishever, z”l, and inspired by the holy Divrei Yoel, Rav Yoel Taitelbaum zt”l who was the founder and first Grand Rebbe of the Satmar dynasty zt”l, as sung during Hallel on Hoshana Rabbah of Sukkos.
Its stirring movements carry the dveikus, yearning, and kedushah of a vanished generation—a niggun that doesn’t merely stir the heart; it elevates the soul.
Now, for the first time ever, Niggun Na’aniem has been recorded as a full instrumental rendition, performed by world-renowned saxophonist Tzvi Goldring.
With deep roots in Chassidishe heritage and a lifelong connection to the timeless niggunim of generations past, Tzvi brings a unique depth and feeling to this treasured melody. The profound meaning of this niggun has remained close to his heart for years, and after countless requests from listeners and fans, he is finally bringing it to life through the voice of the saxophone.
A timeless niggun. A new expression.
Niggun Na’aniem — as you’ve never heard it before.
Music By Hershy Pavel
Mixed & Mastered By Hillel Kapnick @UptopStudios (Monsey,NY)
R’ Berish Vishever was born on May 16, 1870. He was a Hasidic composer, ritual slaughterer and cantor in pre-war Europe. He became known as “Berish Vishever” after the town of Vișeu de Sus, called Visheve in Yiddish.
He was murdered in Auschwitz on May 25, 1944, at the age of 74. May his memory be a blessing.
This deeply emotional melody reflects the prayer, longing and spiritual intensity of the old Hasidic world. It remains closely associated with the Satmar Sukkot service and the waving of the Four Species.
In this deeply personal conversation with podcaster anfd comidian Mendy Unger and his co host, The Mevakshei Hashem Rebbe Shlita, shares his remarkable story: growing up in a secular home, discovering a desire to become religious, and having to hide his growing commitment to Judaism from his own family.
He speaks openly about the strong opposition he faced at home, the difficult road toward becoming fully observant, and the unexpected journey that eventually led him into the Hasidic world. Years later, several prominent Rabbis encouraged him to take a step he never imagined — becoming a Rebbe himself and eventually reaching a point where people would come to him with kvitlech. Along the way, he shares thoughts, advice, and lessons drawn from his own experiences.
Over two hours of a fascinating and emotional conversation about faith, family, struggle, transformation, and an extraordinary journey from a secular upbringing to an entirely different life.
Below is a news report on the Mevakshei Hashem Rebbe when he was a youngster.
SUNDAY, AUGUST 21, 2011 - Young Roosevelt Island Resident, Musician and Orator Asher Elbaz Profiled in TV Report - Quite A Young Man. Click Here for more videos of the Rebbe in his youth.
A clip of the Rebbe playing guitar, being Mekarev other people. Circa 2019.
Dovy Meisels and Bentzi Stein team up for their first-ever duet, "Haben Yakir" featuring the beautiful harmonies of the Neshama Choir!
Ahead of the High Holidays, the holy words of "Haben Yakir Li Ephraim" take on a powerful new meaning. This legendary melody—composed by the renowned philanthropist R' Yoel Israel Zupnick, and originally sung by MBD on the "Teniyos" album—is brought back to life in a spectacular new vocal collaboration.
This song delivers a timeless message of hope for the month of Elul: No matter how far a Jew has drifted, they are still a cherished child of Hashem. Our Father in Heaven looks upon each of us with constant mercy and loves us unconditionally.
This song came out of Selichos. There's a line we say: Kel Melech yosheiv al kisei rachamim, misnaheg ba'chassidus, that Hashem conducts Himself with chassidus. Not with strict justice, not by the numbers. With chassidus.
That's a big ask. We're basically saying: go past what we've earned. Be generous where You could be exacting.
And Chazal give us the other half of it. Eizehu chassid? Hamis'chassed im kono. Who's a chassid? Someone who does chassidus with his Creator. It's an invitation. The same way we want Hashem to relate to us that way, we get to relate to Him that way too.
Being a chassid is a direction you're pointed in. Extra love for the Torah, extra love for a Yid, extra love for Hashem. More patience than the situation really calls for. More forgiveness, more tolerance, more understanding than our nature would give on its own. Giving people the same generosity we're asking Hashem to give us.
And it's not only about people. It's about how we do our Yiddishkeit too. There's a way to do it where you check the boxes and you're done, and there's a way where you're always looking a little deeper. Always trying to find that spark of Hashem hiding in a regular moment, and hiding inside every mitzvah we do, every word of Torah we connect to.
Chassidus goes both ways. We ask Hashem to go beyond, and we spend our lives finding new ways to go above and beyond in our relationship with Him.
Composed by The Blumstein Brothers & Mendy portnoy
Produced and arranged by: Mendy Portnoy
Strings arranged and performed by Yoed Nir
Guitars: Noam "Hargol" Burg
Backing Vocals: Mendy Portnoy
Mixed and mastered by Yaron Saffer
Visualizer by Ezriel gross
The Elul zman opened with tremendous energy at Yeshivas Ateres Shlomo’s expansive campus in Rishon Letzion, with approximately 1,350 talmidim filling the yeshiva as it begins its 13th year.
The yeshiva is led by its roshei yeshiva, Rav Chaim Feinstein, Rav Chaim Mordechai Ausband and Rav Shalom Ber Sorotzkin, with the new zman marking another significant stage in the continued growth of the yeshiva.
This year’s incoming first-year class includes 250 talmidim. In response to the large enrollment, the yeshiva appointed an additional rosh mesivta, Rav Yaakov Zaltz, himself an alumnus of Ateres Shlomo. The first-year talmidim have been divided into four separate shiurim.
Ahead of the Elul zman, the yeshiva also completed construction of a new, spacious dormitory building to accommodate its rapidly expanding student body. The facility includes more than 200 beds and was built in response to the increasingly crowded conditions resulting from the substantial growth in the number of talmidim.
