The Gat Brothers in Jerusalem singing Rabbi Boruch Chait's "Mi Ha"Ish" as dozens of shoppers stop to watch and listen.
Showing posts with label Gat Brothers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Gat Brothers. Show all posts
Thursday, August 23, 2018
Monday, August 31, 2015
Yonatan Razel Shuli Rand Gat Brothers & Others Rehears
Yonatan Razel, Shuli Rand, Gat Brothers & Others rehearsing in studio.
Thursday, April 09, 2015
Sunday, October 26, 2014
Gat Brothers Celebrating 30 Years of Teneh Omarim
Gat Brothers in Teneh Omarim, Celebrating 30 Years of the establishment of the community.
Tene Omarim is a non-Religious communal settlement in the West Bank. It is situated east of the official Israeli West Bank barrier, 2.3 kilometers from the Green line in the southern Chevron Hills just north of Meitar.
Tene Omarim is a non-Religious communal settlement in the West Bank. It is situated east of the official Israeli West Bank barrier, 2.3 kilometers from the Green line in the southern Chevron Hills just north of Meitar.
Sunday, October 05, 2014
Concert in Memory of Shimshon Delevkovitz of Oif Simches
A concert in memory of Shimshon Delevkovitz, October 1, 2014 in Petach Tikva.
Shimshon, a singer from Israel, was part of the original "Oif Simches" group with Yishai Lapidot and performed on the Ohel concert 5757 stage with MBD, Avraham Fied and Ira Heller. Shimshon passed away last April.
Among the singers who appeared at the event, Itzik Eshel, Mandy Jerufi, Dov Heller, Yishai Lapidot, Kinderlach, Gat brothers, Tal Segev, Amiran Dvir and his orchestra, and more.
Shimshon, a singer from Israel, was part of the original "Oif Simches" group with Yishai Lapidot and performed on the Ohel concert 5757 stage with MBD, Avraham Fied and Ira Heller. Shimshon passed away last April.
Among the singers who appeared at the event, Itzik Eshel, Mandy Jerufi, Dov Heller, Yishai Lapidot, Kinderlach, Gat brothers, Tal Segev, Amiran Dvir and his orchestra, and more.
Friday, March 28, 2014
Tuesday, February 25, 2014
Gat Brothers Sing for Zichron Menachem
Israeli singers Gil Gat, and his brother Arie Gat sing for the Isaeli organization Zichron Menachem.
Two ultra-orthodox brothers have become Israel's latest reality rock stars after they dominated the stage at auditions for Israel's "Kochav Nolad" or "A Star Is Born."
Mi Ha'Ish, composed by Rabbi Boruch Chait.
Hu Chazar Betzshuvah
Two ultra-orthodox brothers have become Israel's latest reality rock stars after they dominated the stage at auditions for Israel's "Kochav Nolad" or "A Star Is Born."
Mi Ha'Ish, composed by Rabbi Boruch Chait.
Hu Chazar Betzshuvah
Thursday, February 13, 2014
Brothers Gil & Arie Gat Sing In Studio
Israeli singers Gil Gat, and his brother Arie Gat sing in the Studio of Danny Aloni
Wednesday, February 05, 2014
Lapidot Gat Brothers Abramson Rehearsing for Show
Yishai Lapidot rehearsing with the Gat Brothers of Israel, singing Mi Ha'ish composed by Rabbi Boruch Chait.
IDF cantor Shai Abramson with Lipa Glantz rehearsing some Chazanes.
IDF cantor Shai Abramson with Lipa Glantz rehearsing some Chazanes.
Wednesday, November 20, 2013
Chasidic Brothers Perform "Mi Ha'Ish" on Israeli TV
Two ultra-orthodox brothers have become Israel's latest reality rock stars after they dominated the stage at auditions for Israel's "Kochav Nolad" or "A Star Is Born."
Arie and Gil Gat AKA "The Amazing Rabbis" received tens of thousands of votes from fans and caught international attention after they performed popular American oldies in their first two performances on the show.
For their third performance they chose one of earliest compositions of Jewish Music's legendary composer Rabbi Boruch Chait. For some unknown reason the credit written on the screen was given to the name "Nachalat Haklal" instead of Rabbi Chait.
Arie and Gil Gat AKA "The Amazing Rabbis" received tens of thousands of votes from fans and caught international attention after they performed popular American oldies in their first two performances on the show.
For their third performance they chose one of earliest compositions of Jewish Music's legendary composer Rabbi Boruch Chait. For some unknown reason the credit written on the screen was given to the name "Nachalat Haklal" instead of Rabbi Chait.
Labels:
Boruch Chait,
Chasidim,
Concert,
Gat Brothers,
Israel,
Music
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