Shulem Lemmer - Machnisei Rachamin at Slichos

At the Yeshurun Shul in Yerushalayim.

Tefilas Chana | Yitzy Waldner & Shulem Lemmer

Chana, the mother of the great Shmuel Hanavi, came to the Mishkan in Shiloh with a broken, hopeful heart. She poured out her soul before Hashem, ואשפוך את נפשי לפני ה׳, asking for the gift of a child who would grow to bring the word of Hashem into the world.

Her tefillah became the model for all of us. From Chana, we learn how to daven—not with noise or volume, but with sincerity, intention, and a heart that is truly present before Hashem. חנה מדברת על לבה

On the first day of Rosh Hashanah, we read the Haftorah of Shmuel, which includes Tefillas Chana. For those waiting for the gift of children, it is a particularly powerful and auspicious (מסוגל) time to cry out to Hashem during the Haftorah, as Chana did.

Yes, I have seen such a yeshuah in my own family.

But Chana’s tefillah belongs to all of us. Whatever we are carrying, whatever we are hoping for, whatever we need from Hashem—there is something in her tefillah that speaks to every heart.

I hope this song inspires us to daven a little deeper, to open our hearts a little wider, and to remember the incredible power of a sincere tefillah.

May all of our tefillos be accepted, like Chana’s, and may we be zocheh to a kesivah v’chasimah tovah and the Geulah Shleimah, b’karov. אמן ואמן

Thank you, Hashem, the giver of life and everything in it, for enabling me to bring this song to the world and to continue to compose songs for your cherished nation עם ישראל ….קטונתי מכל החסדים. May we all merit to see your kindness continuously

A special thank you to my dear friend Shulem Lemmer, the golden voice of klal Yisroel. Thank you for elevating this track, everything you sing becomes better. Hopefully, your addition to the track will inspire many thousands around the world to daven with a more open heart, like chana 🙏🏻🙏🏻

Credits
Composed and Written by: Yitzy Waldner
Sung by: Yitzy Waldner, Shulem Lemmer
Music Produced by: Yanky Posen
Mixed by: Avrumy Lunger and Yanky Posen
Mastered by: Omri Bar Hod

Video Credits
Video Produced by: Motty Berkowitz
1st Ac: Saksham Bharti
Gaffer: Shaurya Chopra
Grip: Alexis Montesinos
Set Designer: Moshe Leib Gross
Child Actor: Mendy Ackerman
Shul Location: Young Israel Beth El

Al Neharos Bavel - Fried, Rivo, Lemmer

Areshes - Dudi Kalish & Shulem - Music Video

As the High Holidays approach, the Heilig & Muzikalish project brings you a soul-stirring melody that captures the awe, depth, and sanctity of the Yamim Noraim. Featuring the extraordinary vocals of Shulem Lemmer alongside composer and arranger Dudi Kalish and the Yedidim Choir, this traditional composition transports you into the heart of heartfelt and timeless tefillah.

Filmed inside the majestic and historic sanctuary of Young Israel Beth El of Borough Park, this special release sets the tone for the upcoming Yamim Noraim davening in this iconic shul. With rich arrangements, inspiring visuals, and deep emotion, "Areshes" is a powerful musical journey of preparation and spiritual elevation.

Areshes - Dudi Kalish & Shulem - Music Video

Introducing "Areshes" by Heilig & Muzikalish

As the High Holidays approach, the Heilig & Muzikalish project brings you a soul-stirring melody that captures the awe, depth, and sanctity of the Yamim Noraim. Featuring the extraordinary vocals of Shulem Lemmer alongside composer and arranger Dudi Kalish and the Yedidim Choir, this traditional composition transports you into the heart of heartfelt and timeless tefillah.

Filmed inside the majestic and historic sanctuary of Young Israel Beth El of Borough Park, this special release sets the tone for the upcoming Yamim Noraim davening in this iconic shul. With rich arrangements, inspiring visuals, and deep emotion, "Areshes" is a powerful musical journey of preparation and spiritual elevation.

Venue:
Young Israel, Beth El of Borough Park
4802 15th Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11219

Credits:
Composed by: Traditional
Vocals: Shulem Lemmer
Arranged & Conducted by: Dudi Kalish
Vocal Arrangement: Dudi Kalish
Choir: Yedidim Choir
Mixed by: Yanky Landau
Cinematography: Shimi Sokol
Script & Direction: Esti Kalish
Editing & Production: Chani Attias

Benny Friedman Shulem Lemmer "Hashiveinu"

At the B'chaim 2 concert in Israel. Arranged and conducted by Yuval Stupel.

Shulem Lemmer - Berditchever Nigun at Bachaim 2

Backstage with Benny - Shulem Lemmer

The Man Who Can Sing Anything | Shulem Lemmer | Backstage with Benny.

Benny sits down with one of Jewish music's most versatile voices, Shulem Lemmer, for the very first episode of Backstage with Benny! From chazzanus and Yiddish music to industry insights and experiences, this episode is exactly the kind of conversation that can only happen Backstage. Oh, and they sing. A lot.

Benny Friedman, Shulem Lemmer, Ishai Rivo "Kesser"

Opening medley at the "Bacharta Bachaim 2" concert. Along with Israeli guitarist and singer-songwriter Berry Sakharof, and Israeli singer Omri Glikman. Singing Shlomo Carlebach's Kesser. Conducted by Yuval Stupel.

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The March Medley: Live in Caesarea - Shulem

There’s something magical about taking the old Chassidish classics and infusing them with new flavor through fresh arrangements and the power of a full symphonic orchestra. For the 2025 MDA Chassidut B’Class concert in Caesarea, we created “The March Medley,” featuring two timeless niggunim: Gur’s “Shir Hamaalos” and Modzitz’s “Ein Kitzvah.” Hearing these melodies wrapped in rich orchestral color, still rooted in their original spirit yet elevated with new depth and energy, felt truly otherworldly.

Credits:
Performed by: Shulem Lemmer & The Israeli Symphony Orchestra Rishon LeZion
Produced by: Itschak Roshi
In collaboration with: Friends of Magen David Adom in Israel
Musical Director & Conductor: Yuval Stupel

Avraham Fried, Shulem Lemmer, Akiva "Hisnaari"

לחן: מוגש בברכתו של המלחין, יואל צליק 

June 10, 2025

י"ד בסיוון תשפ"ה

אמפיתיאטרון קיסר

Yossele - Shulem Lemmer - Music Video

They called him “Yossele the Miser”. A man who never seemed to give, who shut his door to the poor and turned away every cause. When he passed, almost no one came to his funeral. Why honor someone so cold? But in the days that followed, the truth came to light. The baskets of food that had always appeared at widows’ homes, the coins left for orphans, the quiet sustenance that had held up an entire town - all of it stopped. And the people finally understood: Yossele had never been a miser at all. He was a tzaddik nistar, a hidden righteous soul, now revered as “Yossele the Holy Miser”, giving everything in secret.

The lessons we can learn from Yossele are many. His life teaches us that the greatest giving is done in silence, without recognition and without any expectation of being repaid. Hidden holiness can be far greater than what the world applauds. We are also reminded how careful we must be not to judge others. The very people we may dismiss could be the ones quietly holding up countless others. Greatness is not always loud, and holiness is not always visible, but Hashem sees our lights shining brightly.

Credits:
Performed by: Shulem Lemmer
Composed & Written by: Udi Damari
Arranged & Produced by: Udi Damari
Piano, Percussion & Programming: Udi Damari
Bass Guitar: Avi Yifrah
Acoustic & Electric Guitars: Noam Burg (Hargol)
Violins: Turkey Orchestra
Mixed & Mastered by: Udi Damari

Video Script Written, Directed & Edited by: Sari Kreizman
Executive Producer: Shimi Kreizman
Cinematography by: Yosef Shlast
Lighting by: Zusha Kaplan
Lighting Assistant: Levi Rotem
Art Director: Rivka Fertig
Makeup Artist: Noam Ben Moshe
Color Grading: David Orian

The Chuppah - Shea Kaller Band Feat. Shulem Lemmer

Some nights remind us what it means to feel. To connect. To be fully present in a world that rarely pauses. This was one of those nights.

As family and friends gathered around the Chuppah, time held its breath.
This particular wedding was unforgettably moving.

With Shulem Lemmer’s voice gently soaring and the Shea Kaller Band’s soulful arrangement, it left everyone inspired. So turn the volume up. Let it wash over you. And for once, let yourself feel.

Credits:
Music by: Shea Kaller Band
Arranged By: Shea Kaller
Performed By: Shulem Lemmer
Live Sound: Dynamix
Live Sound Engineer: Eli Glassman
Stage Manager: Yehuda Lubin
Video Filmed by: Double Clap & Motty Engel
Video Edit: Double Clap Studios
Mixed By: V Gold Productions
Cover Design: VigiGee
Special thanks to SolBlum & Moshe Kopp

Sambatyon - Motty Ilowitz & Shulem Lemmer

The Sambatyon isn’t the average river. It’s a wall of chaos, raging six days a week with stones, daring anyone to try and cross it.

And still… they crossed it.

First came Reb Meir, a chazzan. His town was under threat, and they needed someone competent to help. He crossed the Sambatyon to summon Reb Don, who could stand up to the ruler’s challenge.

But before Reb Don headed out, they realized something: Crossing thus far, on Shabbos, while the waters were calm, had been permitted; it was pikuach nefesh. But crossing back wouldn’t be. So each would remain stranded on the far side of where they began.

Reb Meir wrote a poem “Akdamus”, and handed it to Reb Don to bring back for the people of his town, whom he would never see again.

Reb Don crossed and defended Torah. And like Reb Meir, he never returned.

Every person has their own “Sambatyon”, something that feels impossible, uncrossable. Yet, out of everyone, you’re chosen and capable to carry out your part. Even if it takes walking through stormy seas.

This Shavuos, as we say “Akdamus”, may we find the strength to cross our own seas and receive all the goodness waiting on the other side.

Credits:
Performed by: Motty Ilowitz & Shulem Lemmer
Composed & Written by: Motty Ilowitz
Music by: Binyomin Schlesinger @ TheYiddishNote
Video Produced by: Power On Studios
Vocals recorder at: BYG Studios
Thumbnail: Pinpoint Media

Shulem Lemmer & Capella Choir "Mekimi"

Singing Yossele Rosenbaltt's Mekimi.

Chasdei Lev: Benny & Shulem - The Rebbi's Medley

Chasdei Lev is proud to announce the release of “The Rebbi's Medley” featuring the songs of Yitzy Waldner, performed by the globally renowned Benny Friedman and Shulem Lemmer; and a dynamic music video to accompany it. For the past five years, Chasdei Lev has collaborated with some of the biggest names in Jewish music and released one original song each year, featuring positive messages about our Rebbeim and Mechanchim to help promote the wonderful work they do. These songs have swiftly become a treasured part of the lives of yidden around the world.

In a unique spin this year, Chasdei Lev brought Benny and Shulem together – in what is their first ever recorded duet – to bring something bigger than just a new song to market. Chasdei Lev’s goal is that everyone enjoying this year’s medley and video should recognize the multitude of efforts that our mechanchim invest into each of our own families. Please continue to help their mission of enhancing the lives of the 8000+ families of Rebbeim and Mechanchim by sharing this new release, enjoying it, and by continuing to support Chasdei Lev

Credits:
The Yitzy Waldner Medley
Produced by Yechiel Schron
Sung by Benny Friedman and Shulem Lemmer
Songs composed and directed by Yitzy Waldner
English songs lyrics by Miriam Israeli
Arranged by Shea Kaller
Music by Shea Kaller Band
Vocals recorded at DeG Studios, Brooklyn, NY & Studio 6, Lakewood, NJ
Mixed and mastered by Yaniv Balas
Artwork by Thinkink Creations
Video Produced by Crunchtime Media

Shulem Lemmer Sings for Viznitz Rebbe Rav Mendel

Shulem Lemer sings for the Viznitzer Rebbe, Rav Mendel Hager.

Nigun of the Besht, Razel, Shulem, Ribo, Helfgot

Live at the Tribute Evening to Magen David Adom on June 25th 2024

Facing the sea breeze, on June 25th, a musical event - a unique, rare, and moving concert featuring the greatest names in Chassidic and Jewish music - took place at the Caesarea Amphitheater.

The concert was held under the title "Winning for Life," initiated by the Friends of Magen David Adom in Israel. The evening was dedicated to the memory and lasting legacy of the 34 Magen David Adom personnel who fell in the line of duty while saving lives.

This is the third consecutive time a concert organized by the Friends of Magen David Adom has achieved such a great success, with the event declared "sold out" ten days before the scheduled date.The event was intended to thank the thousands of Magen David Adom volunteers who risked their lives in life-threatening situations to save others, and in memory of the dozens of volunteers who gave their lives in this mission. Magen David Adom personnel have saved tens of thousands of lives, working around the clock, day and night, during the October 7th attack attack on October 7th, under prolonged rocket threats and under the threat of rockets that lasted for many months.Proceeds from the concert will help further strengthen Magen David Adom at this time, as the organization needs to purchase blood donation vehicles, bulletproof ambulances, and special 4x4 intensive care rescue vehicles.

The concert included the following artists: Performers included Yitzchak Meir Helfgot, Ishay Ribo, Shulem Lemmer, Yonatan Razel (who was also in charge of the musical arrangement and conducting of the evening), along with the Jerusalem Symphony Orchestra and guest conductor Bar Gottfried, as well as musical surprises including the African Hebrews Israelites of Dimona and Amir Dadon. The event was produced by Yitzchak Rashi and hosted by media personality Sivan Rahav Meir.Among the honored guests were Health Minister Uriel Busso (who himself volunteers with Magen David Adom himself), Chairman of the Magen David Adom Executive Committee Avraham Mandler, Magen David Adom Director General Eli Bin, and Chairman of Friends of Magen David Adom in Israel Gil Weiser.

Sessions with Shulem: Mama Rochel Medley ft. Zaltz Band

Kol Zman - Shulem Lemmer ft. Hershy Rottenberg

Our neshamos are divine presents, gifted to us by Hashem in their purest form. We are entrusted with the sacred task of maintaining this purity throughout our lives. The knowledge that our souls will one day return to their Source fills us with profound gratitude and reverence. We are mindful of the precious and temporary nature of our time here, compelling us to live with intention and make choices that honor and protect our divine essence. With deep gratitude for each day on earth, we strive to reflect the beauty and sanctity of our neshamos in all we do.

Lyrics:
א נשמה דו האסט מיר געגעבן גאר א ריינע
ס'וועט נאך קומען א טאג דו וועסט איר צוריק נעמען זי איז דאך דיינע

אבער איין זאך איך זאג דיר צו
איר האלטן ריין איך פרוביר
און ביז דיר וועסט איר נעמן פון מיר בלייבן וועל איך זינגען פאר דיר

כל זמן שהנשמה בקרבי מודה אני
אההה אזא הייליגע נשמה'לע אההה האסטו געגעבן פאר מיר
אההה און מיט מיין הייליגע נשמה'לע
אההה וועל איך זינגען צו דיר

Translation:
You gave me a pure soul, pristine and clean and white
One day You’ll take it back from me, she is Yours alright
I will try to keep her pure and white
I promise this one thing
And until you take her back from me,
I’ll turn to you and sing

כל זמן שהנשמה בקרבי מודה אני So long as the soul is within me I give thanks to You

Oh, a holy neshama’le (soul)
Oh, a special gift from You
Oh, with my holy neshama’le
Oh, I’ll keep singing to you Kol Zman

Credits:
Composed & Written by: Hershy Rottenberg
Music Arranged by: Nachman Dreyer