True to his name, nothing makesSimcha Jacobyhappier than upping the joy
Now it’s “Va’ani Evtach Bach,” then “Lechai Olamim.” They’re very simple, not a lot of words, so everyone knows them, and they’re pumping and get everyone going.
“Shevach” on Eli Marcus’s latest album. It was composed by a bochur in BMG, Nachum Levitan (Abie Rotenberg’s grandson), and sung together with Benny Friedman. Such a win of a song, with that Shabbos calm in it. I play it every Friday.
These days, people are requesting “Acheinu” or “Shaarei Shamayim Psach” before the chuppah. A few clients asked me to get everyone to join in. Well, that’s not too typical at a chuppah — it’s not a kumzitz — but I tried my best.
For the chassan, it’s “Penei Le’elbon,” across the board. And for the kallah, over the last couple of years, “Tefillas Haneiros,” as sung by Moshe Tischler, is used all the time.
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