Motty Steinmetz

About Motty Steinmetz

Motty Steinmetz (מוטי שטיינמץ) is a singer of Chassidic song and nusach on Lehallel — the filtered YouTube platform. 193+ of his recordings can be watched here, with no ads and no comments.

Motty Steinmetz sings the Chassidic song of Vizhnitz - niggunim, nusach and zemiros - in Hebrew and in Yiddish. The recordings here are his own, each under its own title, from his albums, from the chuppah and from the stage.

His songs have been watched many millions of times on YouTube. "Tseno Ureno" - made with the Yedidim Choir for the new building and the new sefer Torah of Yeshiva Ketana Ateres Shlomo in Bnei Brak, in its twentieth year - more than sixteen million times; "Kaimel Teraog", from the DVD of Kumtantz, produced by Shalom Vagshal with the Hamenagnim orchestra, more than thirteen million; and "Haneshama Bekirbi", the title song of his second album, more than nine and a half million.

"Umiskadesh" was composed for Dirshu's siyumim of the Daf HaYomi B'Halacha and filmed at them; "Yihiu Leratzon" tells the story of a sefer Tehillim from the days of the KGB to the hands of a child today; and "Yehei Raava" asks Hashem to open our hearts to the Torah. Many of his songs are Pinky Weber's compositions - "Ko Omar", "Al HaTzaddikim", "Harini Mezamen" and "Azkara"; "Bizchus HaTorah" is by Eli Klein and Yitzy Berry, "Eliyahu HaNavi" by Itzi Berry, "Yihiu Leratzon" by Cheskie Weisz, "Simeini KaChosam" by Yitzchak Fuchs, "Minhago" by Moshy Kalish, and "Le'oiso HaZman" by Levik Touboul.

Among them: "Tseno Ureno", "Kaimel Teraog", "Haneshama Bekirbi", "Ko Omar", "Zechor Bris", "Yihiyu Leratzon", "Avinu Malkeinu", "Ptach Lanu", "Ana Bekoach", "Shetehe Toroscho", "Lev Tahor", "Emunah U'Bitachon", "Bizchus HaTorah", "Mi Adir", "HaBen Yakir Li", "La'asos Retzoncha", "Kel Ata", "Atik Yomin" and "Hakol Chafitzim".

His niggunim and nusach have a room of their own: the niggunim of Vizhnitz and Zlatchov, "Chamol" and "La'asos Retzoncha" before the chuppah, the Breslov Eishes Chayil, and the niggun of the four gates. He sings with Avraham Fried and Yaakov Shwekey, with the Neshama choir, and in Yiddish "A Shmitele Gevein". Each recording opens on its own page, with no ads and no comments around it.

You can search inside the songs by what was said, play the whole catalog back to back, or follow Motty Steinmetz to be told when something new comes in.