Music Video: If 770’s Walls Could Talk
“A Modest Clinic” brings the bond between the Rebbe, 770 and Chassidim to life through carefully selected archival footage, recalling treasured moments and expressing the heartfelt cry of “Ad Mosai.”
by COLlive Editor · COLliveA music video brings the eternal bond between the Rebbe and Chassidim to life through a carefully selected collection of archival footage.
Titled “A Modest Clinic,” the song gives a voice to 770 itself, reflecting on the days when the Rebbe was physically present within its walls.
From the highlights of the year, including Hakafos and Teki’os, to the everyday scenes of the Rebbe with Chassidim, 770 “remembers” the moments that once filled its halls. Farbrengens, Yechidus, Sunday dollars, and countless other scenes bring back memories of a time when the Rebbe’s presence could be felt throughout 770.
As the song moves from these cherished memories to the heartfelt cry of “Ad Mosai,” it expresses 770’s longing for the day when the Rebbe will once again walk through its doors.
The video brings these words to life with carefully selected archival footage of the Rebbe and Chassidim, with each clip thoughtfully matched to the moments and memories described in the song.
The song was composed several years ago by Rabbi Tzvi Alperovich to the tune of “The Place Where I Belong” by Abie Rotenberg. It was recorded this year by Meir Sasonkin, while Moshe Stock masterfully selected the footage and created the video.
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