All Flesh is as Grass
© 2003, All rights Reserved to the composer Rosalind Hershkovitz
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All Flesh is as Grass is Rosalind's first CD which was released in 2003, it focuses on the land of Israel and Biblical characters.  The songs are recorded in both English and Hebrew; the latter are translated and transliterated. This is a collection of songs whose central theme is Eternity. The Eternity of God and the frailty of man.  This CD looks at many Biblical figures such as Abraham, Moses, Job, David, Solomon and Isaiah and their relationship with God and the effect it has on their lives. It also includes a touching song to her husband Avraham Hershkovitz.

Musically it varies in style, from gentle and peaceful to lively and more dramatic, classical to more contemporary. It is a disc that should be listened to, rather than just used as background music, to be truly appreciated. Listeners have been very appreciative, particularly noticing an ability the album has to bring a deep sense of peace.  Some comment on the beauty and variety of the music or Rosalind's unique vocal blend of warmth and clarity.  Her greatest joy is to hear of those who have been blessed through either the message, the music, or the singing.

Why I made “All Flesh Is As Grass”  by Rosalind Hershkovitz

It seems that for more than half of my life I had been dreaming of making a recording of some kind.  Early on I dreamed of being on an operatic record. Later I wanted to make a cassette tape of music by my favourite messianic artists. The came the CD. By this time I had music of my own, and the time was right! The question was – what would its theme be? I could think of many wonderful ones... but I had been haunted by these scriptures that say “all flesh is grass” (there are quite a few of them). It was such a real assessment of the human condition. I wanted to honour God's – a rod of strength and power that can put iron in that grass!!  I wanted to emphasise the “bottom line” - Man needs God!! - before I did anything else.  So I had the joy of searching out examples from scripture – men whose lives became eternally significant when joined to God – words telling us something about God's eternal nature – and constantly touching on Israel  - that nation chosen by God to constantly remind man that there is a God who called them into being!

Who is This King of Glory?   (in Hebrew) OR (in English)
© 2005, All rights Reserved to the composer Rosalind Hershkovitz - Hebrew
© 2007, All rights Reserved to the composer Rosalind Hershkovitz - English


The the Messianic music opened to me the wonderful “ancientness” of Jesus as claimant to be the Saviour. He was promised from the beginning.  And the ancient scriptures are filled with prophetic words which only He has fulfilled. It seemed to me that modern Israel needs nothing more than the scriptures she recognises – to recognise the Messiah Whm she does not yet recognise!! I had been planning to move to a different theme when the request for a song based on Ps 45 fixed my attention on the coming King.  The Lord led me from scripture to scripture building up a wonderful picture of the eternally existing Son, born in the flesh, serving in humility and faithfulness, coming on a donkey, seeking to enter the doors of men's hearts, coming back as a bridegroom, preparing to unveil His mystery to His chosen people who will weep when they recognise Him, promised from the times of the patriarchs – the King of Glory!! I presented the whole first in the original language.

But popular demand, I was led me to do an English-based version as well. It was an amazing experience to compose and to record.

All the text is inspired from the Tenach (Hebrew Scriptures).
This is an important project, the Word of God, sung by Rosalind Hershkovitz, a talented, skilled and anointed voice.  The melodic music will lift you up to higher ground and strengthen your faith.  Enjoy and be lifted up!   - Kerstin Schneider

"King Of Glory" is my most popular CD - though the others do have their followings.

List of Songs

1. Hine Yamim Baim (Behold The Days Are Coming) Jeremiah 33: 14-16

2. Mi Hu Zeh Melech HaCavod? (Who is This King of Glory?)  Psalm 24: 7-10

3. Adonai Kanani Reshit Darko (The Lord Possessed Me At the Beginning of His Way) Proverbs 8: 22-36

4. Lama Ragshu Goyim? (Why Do the Nations Rage?)  Psalm 2

5. Ki Vaar Anochi Me'Ish (Surely I Am More Stupid Than Any Man) Proverbs 30: 2-4

6. Ki Yeled Yalad Lanu (For Unto Us a Child is Born) Isaiah 9: 6-7

7. Hen Avdi Etmoch Bo (Behold! My Servant Whom I Uphold) Isaiah 42: 1-4

8. Neum Adonai L'Adoni (The Lord Said to my Lord) Psalm 110

9. Gili Meod Bat Tzion (Rejoice Greatly O Daughter of Zion) Zechariah 9 : 9-10

10. Ivru, Ivru Ba'Shearim (Go Through, Go Through the Gates) Isaiah 62: 10-12

11. Shir Yedidot (A Song of Loves) Psalm 45

12. Sos Asis Ba'Adonai (I Will Greatly Rejoice in the Lord) Isaiah 61:10-11

13. Achen Atah El Mistater (Truly You are a God Who Hides Himself) Isaiah 45: 15-17

14. V'Shafachti Al Beit David (And I Will Pour On the House of David) Zechariah 12: 9-10

15. Yehudah, Atah Yoducha Acheicha (Judah, You Are He Whom Your Brothers Shall Praise) Genesis: 49: 8 & 10

16. La'Adonai Ha-Aretz U'Mloah (The Earth is the Lord's, and All It's Fullness)  Psalm 24

I Have Heard Your Cries   (in Hebrew) OR (in English)
Poems by Ed Vinson, Composer is Rosalind Hershkovitz
© 2006, All rights Reserved to the composer Rosalind Hershkovitz and to the poet, Ed Vinson - Hebrew
© 2007, All rights Reserved to the composer Rosalind Hershkovitz and to the poet, Ed Vinson - English
 

This CD did not come from me at all!  The germ of it was with Ed Vinson who came to me as a vocal student, and began giving me songs to notate that he had written. The he began to give me beautiful poems to set to music.  I was fascinated by these poems – so delicate and deep.  I wanted to really serve these words with my music.  Then Ed wanted to have them in Hebrew. The music already existed – the words were “poetic” - but my sister-in-law Sarah Bachar was not daunted and did a wonderful job as I monitored the translation's ability to fit into my musical phrases!! Then Ed wanted it recorded!! I already had the best recording engineer I could possibly want, and I felt that  under his guiding influence – this could be a work of art.  Seeing the new CD evolve, as inspired musicians played into the melodies and my vocal line carrying the words was carefully edited was extremely exciting and both Ed and I loved the final result.  Of course it HAD to be then recorded in the original English too!!

"Songs of Grief - Rays of Hope."  So Ed Vinson has described this remarkable collection of poems in which he explores the deepest issues of sorrow and loss - and comfort.  Beautifully translated into Hebrew by Sarah Bachar, these songs take us on a rich artistic and spiritual journey borne on the inspired music and by the expressively melodious voice of Rosalind Hershkovitz and the gifted musicians who accompany her.  Bon Voyage!

"The Other Side Of Death "
© 2009  All rights Reserved to the composer Rosalind Hershkovitz - English

" The Other Side Of Death " began at the Garden Tomb, however with the creation of other productions, my funds were depleted and it didn't look like this production would ever be made.  However, the Lord resurrected the project in an amazing way!  A friend who had known me well while I was composing these songs, suddenly asked me if there was such a C. D. as "he Other Side Of Death ", or had she imagined it?  I said "Yes!  It's my project, not yet recorded".  This friend then went on to share with me how she had come to see her investments in life insurance as investments in her own death.  Wanting to invest, instead in life, she told me of her wish to sponsor the recordings of my songs about the Resurrection! 

As they were now to 23 songs, I asked my friend and colleague Irene Sarrell-Blower, to contribute and sing her song "The Resurrection Song".  Featuring international Christian artists as well as several gifted Israeli musicians, it has been recorded and produced under the creative genius of Andrei, just up the road from Christ Church in New Jerusalem, at Keshet Studios.