Kremenchug was home to a large community of Chabad Chassidim, known for their deep connection to Chassidus and their heartfelt niggunim. The niggun was recorded from the singing of the Chossid R’ Nachum Goldschmid and preserved as part of the Chabad musical tradition. It appears as Niggun 200 in Sefer HaNiggunim.

The new recording features vocals by Rabbi Menachem Mendel Amar, with an arrangement by R’ Oved Monis and violin and musical production by R’ Mordechai Brodsky. Rabbi Chaim Weiss provided consultation and musical guidance.

Produced by “Gaaguim” – the Lubavitch Institute of Niggunim.