A San Antonio, Texas bus driver who was driving late at night last year came upon a baby girl sitting in the middle of the road. The girl is fine, but her mother is now fighting to retain custody of her and her two sisters. (May 19).
Saturday, May 22, 2010
Cantors Klang & Jr. Chazan Sing Sh'yiboneh Beis Hamikdosh
Cantor Yechezkel Klang and his brother Shmiel with his son Yitzchock singing Sheyiboneh Beis Hamikdosh from Koussevitzky at a wedding in Williamsburg.
Friday, May 21, 2010
Chazan Yanky Shtark in Cracow
Cantor Yaakov Stark Jewish Culture Festival in Cracow, Poland singing Brich Sh'mei.
Yeshiva Toras Emes of LA Boys Choir
Yeshiva Rav Isacsohn - Toras Emes - Los Angeles, CA - Tribute dinner to Dr Nechemya "Charlie" Abbott. School Choir performance at the Dinner produced by S Y Rechnitz - May16, 2010.
Quite impressive for an amateur choir.
Anovim Anovim
Quite impressive for an amateur choir.
Anovim Anovim
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Reb Yoel's "Misnagdisher" Talmid
Rabbi Chaim Malinowitz, a top editor for Artscroll speaks at the Chabad Yud-Tes Kislev farbrengen in Ramat Beit Shemesh, Israel on how chassidus opens the doors to connect with Hashem.
Rabbi Malinowitz speaks of how his relationship with chasidus began when he would attend a Shiur in Tanya delivered by Rav Yoel Kahn (The Lubavithcer Rebbe's main Choizer) which took place at the home of the Chabad Shliach in Monsey, NY, Rabbi Simcha Werner, during the 1970's and 1980's.
Sponsored by Chabad on Dolev.
Rabbi Malinowitz speaks of how his relationship with chasidus began when he would attend a Shiur in Tanya delivered by Rav Yoel Kahn (The Lubavithcer Rebbe's main Choizer) which took place at the home of the Chabad Shliach in Monsey, NY, Rabbi Simcha Werner, during the 1970's and 1980's.
Sponsored by Chabad on Dolev.
Koussevitzky Sings Kel Malei Rachamim After WW2
Moshe Koussevitzky (1899-1966) is still remembered by many as the greatest chazzan of the post-World War II era. He had a graceful and powerful lyric tenor with a phenomenal upper register with
which he could do wonders. For sheer artistry, it is hard to beat his “Hashem Malach,” “Esa Einai” or “Ledor Vador.” Koussevitzky’s rendition of Israel Schorr’s “Sheyibaneh Beis Hamikdash” is his most famous recording.
I am told this was recorded some time after World War 2.
which he could do wonders. For sheer artistry, it is hard to beat his “Hashem Malach,” “Esa Einai” or “Ledor Vador.” Koussevitzky’s rendition of Israel Schorr’s “Sheyibaneh Beis Hamikdash” is his most famous recording.
I am told this was recorded some time after World War 2.
Yosef Karduner at his Son's Bar Mitzvah
This video of Yosef Karduner singing his all-time classic "Shir LaMaalot" with guitar accompaniment by Nachman Helbitz was filmed at the Bar Mitzva reception in Ramat Bet Shemesh, Israel, of Yosef's oldest son, Moshe Nachman.
Makas Borod in Oklahoma
From the up-loader: "This was the most insane hail storm or storm in general I have ever seen! it was may 16th 2010. Sorry about all of the oh my Gods. I was just in shock".
Thursday, May 20, 2010
Rabbi Immanuel Schochet Shares his Views
Renowned Chabad Lubavitch Rabbi Immanuel Schochet visited Australia recently as a guest of the Rabbinical Council of Victoria. The Toronto-based Rabbi and Doctor of Philosophy has written over 30 books and lectures extensively on Jewish ethics and theology. JNTV caught up with the Rabbi while he was in Sydney, where he shared some of his views.
Lipa & Friends at a Wedding
Lipa Schmeltzer, Michoel Schnitzler, Shloime Taussig, Yoni Zigelbaum, and Shea Rubenstein.
Music by Freilach Orchestra: Avrumi Schreiber - Drums, Mendy Hershkowitz - Keyboard, Nachman Dryer - Guitar, Shloime Cohen - Saxophone, Moshe Fried - Trumpet, Chemy Chummus Soibelman - Percussions. (and Michoel Schnitzler too on the Timbales).
Music by Freilach Orchestra: Avrumi Schreiber - Drums, Mendy Hershkowitz - Keyboard, Nachman Dryer - Guitar, Shloime Cohen - Saxophone, Moshe Fried - Trumpet, Chemy Chummus Soibelman - Percussions. (and Michoel Schnitzler too on the Timbales).
Tuesday, May 18, 2010
Isaac Honig - Kanei
Isaac Honig sings Kanei at a Wedding in Boro Park Song composed by Yossi Green Yanky Briskman At the Keyboard
Monday, May 17, 2010
New Gruntig Feature! "Oldie of The Week" - Kaili
Presenting old Jewish Musical jewels which due to their age are not very well know to the modern generation.
The song will first be posted here on the main page and then will be added on the right column above the three featured videos of the week.
The first in this series features the song "Kaili" off of the album "Yismechu Bimalchuscha - Boyaner Nigunim" released in 1980.
Lyrics: קלי למה עזבתני
Composed by Simcha Fishman.
Sung by: David Werdyger, MBD & child soloistChaim Meisels Yisroel Meir Shapiro.
The song will first be posted here on the main page and then will be added on the right column above the three featured videos of the week.
The first in this series features the song "Kaili" off of the album "Yismechu Bimalchuscha - Boyaner Nigunim" released in 1980.
Lyrics: קלי למה עזבתני
Composed by Simcha Fishman.
Sung by: David Werdyger, MBD & child soloist
EvanAl Orchestra "Jam Room"
The core EvanAl rehearsing together for thier upcoming weddings.
Drums: Yaacov Friedman
Keys: Motty Weiss
Guitar: Eli Lax
Drums: Yaacov Friedman
Keys: Motty Weiss
Guitar: Eli Lax
M Generation at the Millennium Concert Hall
M Generation Boys Choir a Proud Project of F.R.E.E. of Brighton Beach.
Millennium Concert Hall, NY, April 6, 2008.
Millennium Concert Hall, NY, April 6, 2008.
New World Dictator!
A little kid outside the stadium in Philadelphia before a World Series game brings cheers from the crowd at his command.
Here's the real story from the Mom: "We snuck out into the middle of Broad Street to snap a pic in front of City Hall and all the crowds. When Will raised his hands for the picture, cheers erupted. So he continued to repeat the gesture, getting wild response from the crowd on both sides of the street up and down the street as far as we could see. We couldn't have planned this if we practiced and practiced. I wish the video was longer."
Here is additional footage from a different angle. In the words of the author of this video: "Here is additional footage of Will Firing up the crowd at the Phillies parade. I happened to have my camera rolling as this little guy stole the show and is now a youtube legend. (I apologize if the camera work is a bit shaky)".
And another angle.
Here's the real story from the Mom: "We snuck out into the middle of Broad Street to snap a pic in front of City Hall and all the crowds. When Will raised his hands for the picture, cheers erupted. So he continued to repeat the gesture, getting wild response from the crowd on both sides of the street up and down the street as far as we could see. We couldn't have planned this if we practiced and practiced. I wish the video was longer."
Here is additional footage from a different angle. In the words of the author of this video: "Here is additional footage of Will Firing up the crowd at the Phillies parade. I happened to have my camera rolling as this little guy stole the show and is now a youtube legend. (I apologize if the camera work is a bit shaky)".
And another angle.
In Memoriam: Moshe Goldman - Camp Shalva
Composer and Badchen Motty Ilowitz sings a Special song in Memory of Moshe Goldman at a Dinner for Darchei Chaim in Boro Park May 13 2010. Reb Moshe Goldman beloved music composer from Bobov who was famous during his lifetime, composed thousands of songs and melodies, and stood behind the production of dozens of music albums in various series, his poems are sung in every religious Jewish home.
Part 2
Part 2
Yom Yerushalayim Celebration with Yeedle Werdyger
Yeedle Werdyger performing on Yom Yerushalayim at the Manhattan Beach Jewish Center in Brooklyn NY. Tuesday, May 11, 2010.
Sunday, May 16, 2010
Mona Rosenblum and the Military Rabbinate Choir Sing Av Harachaman
Chief Military Cantor Aryeh Brown with the Military Rabbinate Choir singing Avi Barak's composition "Av Harachaman". Conduted by Mona Rosenblum.
Rare Footage - Moshe Koussevitzky Sings V'Lirusholayim Ircho
Moshe Koussevitzky was born on June 9th 1899 at Smargon in Vilna, Lithuania and came from a background of Chazanut. He was the oldest of the four brothers, with Jacob, Simcha and David and, as is well-known, they all went on to become famous Chazanim in their own right.
Moshe is regarded generally as the Chazan's Chazan. He was possessed of an outstanding, well-trained, tenor voice of extraordinary range and flexibility and an innate understanding of the art of Chazanut. Moshe Passed away on August 23, 1967, in New York.
This is the first time I've seen a video of Moshe Koussevitzky. Has anyone else seen other videos/movies of Koussevitzky?
Moshe is regarded generally as the Chazan's Chazan. He was possessed of an outstanding, well-trained, tenor voice of extraordinary range and flexibility and an innate understanding of the art of Chazanut. Moshe Passed away on August 23, 1967, in New York.
This is the first time I've seen a video of Moshe Koussevitzky. Has anyone else seen other videos/movies of Koussevitzky?
The Good Old Days of 770
Reb Mendel Futerfas (1906-1995), known informally as Reb Mendel, was a famous Chabad Mashpia. He was a top student of the famed Mashpia, Reb Zalman Moishe Yitzchaki.
He was known for telling stories, particularly from his many years he was tortured while incarcerated in communist Russia for the crime of forging hundreds of false passports enabling hundreds if not thousands of Jews to escape Russia where they couldn't practice Judaism. He would derive lessons from everything he heard and saw there.
He once told that although playing cards was against prison rules, his prison-mates would always play in their cell. The prison guard could see them playing, however when he came in, the cards would be gone and as hard as he would search, the guard could not find the illicit items. When he finally gave up and promised not to bother the prisoners if they would only tell him what they do with the cards, they told him that every time he came in, they would slip the cards into his own pocket and then pick-pocket the cards back before he left. Reb Mendel learned from this that sometimes we go looking far and long, when we have what we want in our own pocket.
Below is part 2, click below the video on the link on the left for part 1.
He was known for telling stories, particularly from his many years he was tortured while incarcerated in communist Russia for the crime of forging hundreds of false passports enabling hundreds if not thousands of Jews to escape Russia where they couldn't practice Judaism. He would derive lessons from everything he heard and saw there.
He once told that although playing cards was against prison rules, his prison-mates would always play in their cell. The prison guard could see them playing, however when he came in, the cards would be gone and as hard as he would search, the guard could not find the illicit items. When he finally gave up and promised not to bother the prisoners if they would only tell him what they do with the cards, they told him that every time he came in, they would slip the cards into his own pocket and then pick-pocket the cards back before he left. Reb Mendel learned from this that sometimes we go looking far and long, when we have what we want in our own pocket.
Below is part 2, click below the video on the link on the left for part 1.
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14 Videos of The Lipa Album Premier Concert
Click below this video on the link on the left to view many videos of Lipa Schmeltzer's performance at the Album Premier concert last Thursday nigh May 13, 2010 in Brooklyn, NY.
Hora Yes, Loshon Hora No
Hora Yes, Loshon Hora No
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Father and Son Werdyger Sing Aneini
Father and son Mendy Werdyger & Yisroel Werdyger sing Pinky Weber's Aneinu.
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