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Naftali Schnitzler Presents: A soul-stirring journey of niggunim, sung purely by the beloved voices of the Yingerlich, accompanied only by rich vocal harmonies — without a single instrument. A pure, heartfelt collection of Yingerlich’s most beloved songs — now completely without music. This nearly 80-minute a cappella album features 32 reimagined tracks from Yingerlich’s first four albums, beautifully arranged with rich vocals and harmonies — including a special Shabbos set. Perfect for Sefira, the Three Weeks, or anytime you want uplifting, ehrliche niggunim with no instruments — just pure Yiddishe taam. ----- Since the release of our very first album, the feedback has been nothing short of extraordinary. Every day, from communities across the world, we continue to hear how Yingerlich has touched hearts and uplifted homes. Over the years, Yingerlich has earned profound respect — from educators, school leaders, and music lovers alike — becoming a trusted symbol of wholesome, heartfelt Jewish music. And now, after countless requests and much thoughtful preparation, we bring you something truly special: a fully reimagined collection of Yingerlich’s most cherished songs — completely a cappella. These are handpicked selections from our first four albums, carefully refined and rearranged to shine in their purest form — warm, sweet, and spiritually elevating. This project was years in the making, and with Divine help, it has finally come to life. May this album continue to inspire and uplift, bringing honest, chassidish, and refined music into the hearts of families — for generations to come. *** מיט שבח והודיה פרעזענטירן מיר “קלאנגען און געזאנגען” - לויטערע נגינה דורך די קינדער פון “יונגערליך”, באגלייט מיט א רייכער כאר, אן קיין שום מוזיק. ברוך השם, פון ווען מיר זענען ארויסגעקומען מיטן ערשטן אלבום זענען די גריסן געווען אויסערגעווענדליך. ביזן היינטיגן טאג הערן מיר טעגליך צוריק פון אלע שיכטן און קרייזן.  און נישט אומזיסט. ברוך השם,  מיט יעדן אלבום וואס איז צוגעקומען, האט ד