Wednesday, January 23, 2019
Benny Elbaz & Benny Friedman at Citywalk 5779
Highlights of the 2018 annual Chanukah celebration at Citywalk with Chabad. Los Angeles, CA.
Life in Park City Utah
Park City, Utah. January 21, 2019.
Park City has been receiving many feet of snow these past weeks. This video was taken out front of The Eating Establishment on the top of Main Street Park City. A tow truck pulling a semi that is stuck and lo and behold, a skier comes down at the perfect time. It is not uncommon to see this when the conditions are present. Though usually, the trucks don't get stuck.
Park City has been receiving many feet of snow these past weeks. This video was taken out front of The Eating Establishment on the top of Main Street Park City. A tow truck pulling a semi that is stuck and lo and behold, a skier comes down at the perfect time. It is not uncommon to see this when the conditions are present. Though usually, the trucks don't get stuck.
Kesher Music Presents: Mi Yaaleh
Hot on the heels of their debut single Yiru, Kesher is back again, this time bringing the words of Tehillim to life with the upbeat and inspiring Mi Yaaleh.
Composed by Chaim Yisroel Rosenfeld and produced and arranged by the one and only Doni Gross, Kesher's quartet of talented vocalists hits the bull's eye for the second time in a row, with Mi Yaaleh another welcome addition to the world of Jewish music.
Music by Doni Gross
Cover Design by Visualizer Effects by Naftali Blumenthal
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Composed by Chaim Yisroel Rosenfeld and produced and arranged by the one and only Doni Gross, Kesher's quartet of talented vocalists hits the bull's eye for the second time in a row, with Mi Yaaleh another welcome addition to the world of Jewish music.
Music by Doni Gross
Cover Design by Visualizer Effects by Naftali Blumenthal
Downlaod
Tuesday, January 22, 2019
Yanky Briskman and the All-Stars
An epic array of contemporary Jewish wedding music!
Yanky Briskman and his orchestra with a star-studded lineup of today's top wedding singers: Shea Berko, Levy Falkowitz, Yisoscher Guttman, Menachem Moskowitz, and Yisroel Werdyger, accompanied by The Shira Choir.
Five dance hits, each performed by one of Jewish music's most popular superstars!
Music Arranged and Conducted by: Yanky Briskman
Choir by: Shira Choir
Choir Arranged & Conducted by: Yoely Horowitz
Video Concept by: Yochi Briskman
Venue: Ateres Golda
Live sound engineer: B.Y. Holtzler
Mix by: V-Gold Beat Production
Lighting by: GW Lighting
Stage Manager: Shmiel Hersh Miller
Video by: Motty Engel
Yanky Briskman and his orchestra with a star-studded lineup of today's top wedding singers: Shea Berko, Levy Falkowitz, Yisoscher Guttman, Menachem Moskowitz, and Yisroel Werdyger, accompanied by The Shira Choir.
Five dance hits, each performed by one of Jewish music's most popular superstars!
Music Arranged and Conducted by: Yanky Briskman
Choir by: Shira Choir
Choir Arranged & Conducted by: Yoely Horowitz
Video Concept by: Yochi Briskman
Venue: Ateres Golda
Live sound engineer: B.Y. Holtzler
Mix by: V-Gold Beat Production
Lighting by: GW Lighting
Stage Manager: Shmiel Hersh Miller
Video by: Motty Engel
Team of Trucks Saves a Bus
Occurred on January 20, 2019 / Montreal, Quebec, Canada
"My friends and I rescue this city bus in Montreal! We take our three trucks, a Toyota 4Runner V8, a Toyota Sequoia and a Jeep Wrangler Rubicon. The bus was full of passengers and we had to pull them out of the snow and climb an icy hill."
"My friends and I rescue this city bus in Montreal! We take our three trucks, a Toyota 4Runner V8, a Toyota Sequoia and a Jeep Wrangler Rubicon. The bus was full of passengers and we had to pull them out of the snow and climb an icy hill."
Chupah feat. Avrumi Berko, Honig, Shulem Brodt, Yedidim
A Chupah is a meaningful occasion for any Chosson & Kallah.
This Chuppah taking place on December 23, 2018, was different for Avrumi Berko and his team since the wedding was of his little brother. The new song was composed for this momentous occasion and performed by Issac Honig, Shulem Brodt and the Yedidim Choir.
This Chuppah taking place on December 23, 2018, was different for Avrumi Berko and his team since the wedding was of his little brother. The new song was composed for this momentous occasion and performed by Issac Honig, Shulem Brodt and the Yedidim Choir.
The Viral Video of Native American Man and Teen
Video released earlier this week shows a different side of the encounter between a Native American and a group of teens from a Catholic school in Kentucky.
The initial video seemed to display teens appearing to mock a group of Native Americans. It drew widespread condemnation. But were those who condemned, too early to judge?
A fuller picture emerged on Sunday of the videotaped encounter between a Native American man and a throng of high school boys wearing “Make America Great Again” gear outside the Lincoln Memorial in Washington.
Interviews and additional video footage reveal that an explosive convergence of race, religion and ideological beliefs — against a national backdrop of political tension — set the stage for the viral moment. Early video excerpts from the encounter obscured the larger context, inflaming outrage.
Leading up to the encounter on Friday, a rally for Native Americans and other Indigenous people was wrapping up. Dozens of students from Covington Catholic High School in Kentucky, who had been in Washington for the March for Life rally, were standing on the steps of the Lincoln Memorial, many of them white and wearing apparel bearing the slogan of President Trump.
There were also black men who identified themselves as Hebrew Israelites, preaching their beliefs and shouting racially combative comments at the Native Americans and the students, according to witnesses and video on social media.
Soon, the Native American man, Nathan Phillips, 64, walked towards and encircled himself by an animated group of high school boys. He beat a ceremonial drum as a boy wearing a red “Make America Great Again” hat stood inches away. The boy identified himself in a statement released on Sunday night as Nick Sandmann, a junior.
The initial video seemed to display teens appearing to mock a group of Native Americans. It drew widespread condemnation. But were those who condemned, too early to judge?
A fuller picture emerged on Sunday of the videotaped encounter between a Native American man and a throng of high school boys wearing “Make America Great Again” gear outside the Lincoln Memorial in Washington.
Interviews and additional video footage reveal that an explosive convergence of race, religion and ideological beliefs — against a national backdrop of political tension — set the stage for the viral moment. Early video excerpts from the encounter obscured the larger context, inflaming outrage.
Leading up to the encounter on Friday, a rally for Native Americans and other Indigenous people was wrapping up. Dozens of students from Covington Catholic High School in Kentucky, who had been in Washington for the March for Life rally, were standing on the steps of the Lincoln Memorial, many of them white and wearing apparel bearing the slogan of President Trump.
There were also black men who identified themselves as Hebrew Israelites, preaching their beliefs and shouting racially combative comments at the Native Americans and the students, according to witnesses and video on social media.
Soon, the Native American man, Nathan Phillips, 64, walked towards and encircled himself by an animated group of high school boys. He beat a ceremonial drum as a boy wearing a red “Make America Great Again” hat stood inches away. The boy identified himself in a statement released on Sunday night as Nick Sandmann, a junior.
Camp Chayolei Music Video "A Summer in Chayolei"
Musical Arrangements: Avremi G.
With much thanks and gratitude to Yitzy Schwartz of 'The A Team'
Lyrics: Moshe Golomb
Soloist: Elchonon Greenbaum
Vocals Recorded at: Music Studio NYC
Original Tune: Kiddish by Avrum Mordche Schwartz
Directed by: Menachem Amar
Filmed by: Shamai Chein
Edited by: 321Motion
Special thanks to the Head Staff: Chaim Levilev, Menachem Amar, Yisrael Grimberg and Berke Kraus
Filmed on location at Camp Chayolei Hamelech
Featuring the Staff and Campers (summer 5778)
Air band conducted by Yehuda G.
With much thanks and gratitude to Yitzy Schwartz of 'The A Team'
Lyrics: Moshe Golomb
Soloist: Elchonon Greenbaum
Vocals Recorded at: Music Studio NYC
Original Tune: Kiddish by Avrum Mordche Schwartz
Directed by: Menachem Amar
Filmed by: Shamai Chein
Edited by: 321Motion
Special thanks to the Head Staff: Chaim Levilev, Menachem Amar, Yisrael Grimberg and Berke Kraus
Filmed on location at Camp Chayolei Hamelech
Featuring the Staff and Campers (summer 5778)
Air band conducted by Yehuda G.
Hitchhiking Boro Park Lady Gives Blessings
From the Uploader: Gave a Ride to a nice lady, got plenty of blessings in return
Monday, January 21, 2019
Yogati - Eli Marcus - Album Sampler
Popular singer Eli Marcus is debuting a new album and the title track "Yogati" actually personifies his soaring career.
The album was produced by Marcus' cousin Mendy Friedman, who produced his previous album "Energy." For this project, Marcus took a different route, using multiple composers and arrangers.
Some of the choices are more original, such as "Tzadik," which was composed by Eli Marcus' brother Shmueli Marcus of 8th Day fame. Another song, "B'chol Koichoi," is by a talented musician named Shloimy Salzman and is his first recorded composition. Two songs were composed by Mordechai Brezel, who has written hits for Yaakov Shwekey and Simcha Leiner.
Others are classic, with compositions and arrangements by veteran songwriters Moshe Laufer, Pinky Weber, and Yitzy Waldner, and warm "hartzige" compositions and arrangements from the multi-talented Avrumi Berko.
Album will be avalible next week iy"h
The album was produced by Marcus' cousin Mendy Friedman, who produced his previous album "Energy." For this project, Marcus took a different route, using multiple composers and arrangers.
Some of the choices are more original, such as "Tzadik," which was composed by Eli Marcus' brother Shmueli Marcus of 8th Day fame. Another song, "B'chol Koichoi," is by a talented musician named Shloimy Salzman and is his first recorded composition. Two songs were composed by Mordechai Brezel, who has written hits for Yaakov Shwekey and Simcha Leiner.
Others are classic, with compositions and arrangements by veteran songwriters Moshe Laufer, Pinky Weber, and Yitzy Waldner, and warm "hartzige" compositions and arrangements from the multi-talented Avrumi Berko.
Album will be avalible next week iy"h
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