To know Chatzi was to love him. To listen to him sing was to love his music
Over Succos bein hazmanim, Monsey’s Ohr Somayach beis medrash resonated with the song of Torah. The roar of voices rose in the familiar melody of question, answer, and debate, but a sensitive ear would have noted something unique, something rare, about this particular music.
The key to understanding this secret lies in the catalyst for this particular program.
Slightly over one year ago, Chaim Tzvi (Chatzi) Katz of Monsey passed away suddenly.
To know Chatzi was to love him. To listen to him sing was to love his music.
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