In A’Vinkele recorded and filmed Live at King David's Crown, Jerusalem, Israel
Performed by Eli Schwebel. featuring Rivie Schwebel, Avrumi Schwebel, Yoed Nir, Yaniv Teichman & Yossi Bronfman
Composed by R’ Menachem Davidowitz on the album D’veykus 2
Eli Schwebel - Vocals, Piano
Rivie Schwebel - Vocals
Avrumi Schwebel - Vocals
Yoed Nir - Cello
Yaniv Teichman - Oud
Yossi Bronfman - Qanun
Showing posts with label Rivie Schwebel. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Rivie Schwebel. Show all posts
Thursday, September 18, 2025
Monday, January 20, 2025
HASC 38: Yigal Calek Tribute
Avraham Fried, Benny Friedman & Rivie Schwebel
Shuli Rand | “If I Was A Rich Man” from Fiddler on the Roof
Shuli Rand | “If I Was A Rich Man” from Fiddler on the Roof
Tuesday, November 01, 2022
Abie, Rivie, & Shlomo Simcha at American Dream
Kumzitz with Rivie Schwebel Abie Rottenberg Shlomo Simcha American Dream Mall in New Jersey.
Tuesday, February 15, 2022
Rivie Schwebel and Nachum Segal
What does Rivie Schwebel reveal to Nachum Segal about the Makor Jewish Music Hall of Fame Show?
Unless you have been in deep hibernation for the past month, you have probably seen advertisements for the upcoming Jewish Music Hall of Fame Show, presented by Makor Care and Services Network. In an era where we are bombarded by an onslaught of hyperbole, stimuli, advertising, and entertainment, it can be hard to distinguish between real quality and plain hype. It’s a world of ‘been there, done that.’
But sometimes something big comes along, something really huge and epic, an event that grabs the attention of even the most jaded. The Jewish Music Hall of Fame Show is a one-of-a-kind mega event - you do not want to miss this one.
The legendary Sheya Mendlowitz, master of grand events and the original producer of quality musical performances has graciously agreed to produce this unique event. The show will benefit Makor, a comprehensive network of support, services, and care for individuals of all ages with physical or intellectual disabilities.
To Sheya Mendlowitz, this event is like a dream come true.
“I have always felt that there should be a Hall of Fame honoring the immortal composers and artists of Jewish Music,” says Sheya. “They aren’t just entertainers – they are part of the fabric of our Yiddishkeit. Their songs uplift us, they add to our davening and Shabbos tables, and even our children are still getting inspiration from their music.”
So, which performers will the Jewish Music Hall of Fame Show feature?
“That would be like telling someone what’s inside his gift-wrapped birthday present before he gets it,” smiles Sheya. “It’s more exciting when it’s a surprise. So, I’m not about to divulge the names, but you can believe me that this will be a Who’s Who of Jewish Music. No matter what your preference may be, you will find it onstage that night!”
Tickets to the February 27th event have been selling quickly as the excitement and momentum are mounting. The added incentive of supporting a worthy organization like Makor has prompted many individuals and corporations to sponsor the event at various levels.
Makor, formerly known as Women’s League, has been providing a full range of professional services and loving care to our community’s most vulnerable individuals for more than 40 years. As a true non-profit organization, Makor accepts even the most challenging situations that other agencies are unable to. Makor’s broad range of professional services addresses all ages and stages, from infancy to senior years.
“They are an unbelievable group,” says Sheya. “There is so much love and dedication that goes on in that organization – it’s a privilege for me to do this event for Makor.”
Tickets can be purchased by calling 347-304-0180 or online
Unless you have been in deep hibernation for the past month, you have probably seen advertisements for the upcoming Jewish Music Hall of Fame Show, presented by Makor Care and Services Network. In an era where we are bombarded by an onslaught of hyperbole, stimuli, advertising, and entertainment, it can be hard to distinguish between real quality and plain hype. It’s a world of ‘been there, done that.’
But sometimes something big comes along, something really huge and epic, an event that grabs the attention of even the most jaded. The Jewish Music Hall of Fame Show is a one-of-a-kind mega event - you do not want to miss this one.
The legendary Sheya Mendlowitz, master of grand events and the original producer of quality musical performances has graciously agreed to produce this unique event. The show will benefit Makor, a comprehensive network of support, services, and care for individuals of all ages with physical or intellectual disabilities.
To Sheya Mendlowitz, this event is like a dream come true.
“I have always felt that there should be a Hall of Fame honoring the immortal composers and artists of Jewish Music,” says Sheya. “They aren’t just entertainers – they are part of the fabric of our Yiddishkeit. Their songs uplift us, they add to our davening and Shabbos tables, and even our children are still getting inspiration from their music.”
So, which performers will the Jewish Music Hall of Fame Show feature?
“That would be like telling someone what’s inside his gift-wrapped birthday present before he gets it,” smiles Sheya. “It’s more exciting when it’s a surprise. So, I’m not about to divulge the names, but you can believe me that this will be a Who’s Who of Jewish Music. No matter what your preference may be, you will find it onstage that night!”
Tickets to the February 27th event have been selling quickly as the excitement and momentum are mounting. The added incentive of supporting a worthy organization like Makor has prompted many individuals and corporations to sponsor the event at various levels.
Makor, formerly known as Women’s League, has been providing a full range of professional services and loving care to our community’s most vulnerable individuals for more than 40 years. As a true non-profit organization, Makor accepts even the most challenging situations that other agencies are unable to. Makor’s broad range of professional services addresses all ages and stages, from infancy to senior years.
“They are an unbelievable group,” says Sheya. “There is so much love and dedication that goes on in that organization – it’s a privilege for me to do this event for Makor.”
Tickets can be purchased by calling 347-304-0180 or online
Wednesday, September 01, 2021
Siyum on Sukkah: בצלא דמהימנותא ft. Rivie Schwebel
The Original Song, Lulei Sorascha was released on Journeys III, Written and Composed by Abie Rotenberg.
Performed by Rivie Schwebel
Produced, Recorded and Mixed by fwd/NYC
Additional Lyrics: Malka Leah Josephs
Yiddish and Hebrew Lyrics: Rabbi Yossi Gleiberman
A Gershy Moskowits Production
Video Produced by Kolrom
Scores of thousands around the globe are completing Maseches Sukkah tomorrow. Learning Daf Hayomi has reached historical numbers in recent months with hundreds of new lomdim joining at each Masechta. Today, Klal Yisrael celebrates the 7th Siyum since The Siyum Hashas.
It’s hard to believe that The Siyum was only 607 days ago, and it’s hard to believe that those learning The Daf have already completed 607 Daffim!
The Zohar (Parshas Emor) teaches us, “When we dwell in our Sukkah – in the Tziela D’Mehminusa – the shade of Hashem, the Shechinah spreads Her wings over us from above.”
This special closeness, basking in the glory of Hashem himself is also experienced every single time we learn Torah. Rav Yonassan Eibshetz Zt”l taught in his sefer Yeeros D’vash that just as Sukkah is basking in the Shade of Hashem, so is learning Torah. Therefore one should learn Torah while sitting in his Sukkah.
This song is presented in tribute to the Lomdei HaDaf on their completion of Maseches Sukkah.
Those who learn the Daf live each day – learning in the Tziela D’Mehminusa – the shade of Hashem. Their entire lives, families and homes, much like a Sukkah, are elevated and transformed into a spiritual oasis, filled with the aura of the Shechina.
Mazel Tov.
Performed by Rivie Schwebel
Produced, Recorded and Mixed by fwd/NYC
Additional Lyrics: Malka Leah Josephs
Yiddish and Hebrew Lyrics: Rabbi Yossi Gleiberman
A Gershy Moskowits Production
Video Produced by Kolrom
Scores of thousands around the globe are completing Maseches Sukkah tomorrow. Learning Daf Hayomi has reached historical numbers in recent months with hundreds of new lomdim joining at each Masechta. Today, Klal Yisrael celebrates the 7th Siyum since The Siyum Hashas.
It’s hard to believe that The Siyum was only 607 days ago, and it’s hard to believe that those learning The Daf have already completed 607 Daffim!
The Zohar (Parshas Emor) teaches us, “When we dwell in our Sukkah – in the Tziela D’Mehminusa – the shade of Hashem, the Shechinah spreads Her wings over us from above.”
This special closeness, basking in the glory of Hashem himself is also experienced every single time we learn Torah. Rav Yonassan Eibshetz Zt”l taught in his sefer Yeeros D’vash that just as Sukkah is basking in the Shade of Hashem, so is learning Torah. Therefore one should learn Torah while sitting in his Sukkah.
This song is presented in tribute to the Lomdei HaDaf on their completion of Maseches Sukkah.
Those who learn the Daf live each day – learning in the Tziela D’Mehminusa – the shade of Hashem. Their entire lives, families and homes, much like a Sukkah, are elevated and transformed into a spiritual oasis, filled with the aura of the Shechina.
Mazel Tov.
Tuesday, June 08, 2021
A Thousand Voices - Levine, Schwebel & Friends
A Thousand Voices/Night Seder America - Baruch Levine, Rivie Schwebel, Ari Schonfeld & Yeshaya Levin.
Throughout our bitter exile, it has always been the sweetness of Torah exuding from the young children that have kept us going. Night Seder America has been that beacon of light during this trying time connecting thousands of boys throughout the world in a nightly Gemara program. This song expresses the feeling of pride and Nachas we all feel towards the Masmidim of NSA.
Credits:
Music Produced & Arranged by: Doni Gross
Composed by: Yeshaya Levin
Lyrics by: Miriam Israeli
Video created by: Flash of Design
Videography by: Motty Berkowitz Productions
Performed by: Baruch Levine, Rivie Schwebel, R' Ari Schonfeld, child soloist Yeshaya Levin.
Children's Choir: Meyer Kaplan, Nachi Kaufman, Nosson Zvi Zlotowitz, Yeshaya Levin.
Also Featuring: The 5th grade boys of Yeshiva K'tana of Waterbury
Special Thanks: Peretz Borenstein
Throughout our bitter exile, it has always been the sweetness of Torah exuding from the young children that have kept us going. Night Seder America has been that beacon of light during this trying time connecting thousands of boys throughout the world in a nightly Gemara program. This song expresses the feeling of pride and Nachas we all feel towards the Masmidim of NSA.
Credits:
Music Produced & Arranged by: Doni Gross
Composed by: Yeshaya Levin
Lyrics by: Miriam Israeli
Video created by: Flash of Design
Videography by: Motty Berkowitz Productions
Performed by: Baruch Levine, Rivie Schwebel, R' Ari Schonfeld, child soloist Yeshaya Levin.
Children's Choir: Meyer Kaplan, Nachi Kaufman, Nosson Zvi Zlotowitz, Yeshaya Levin.
Also Featuring: The 5th grade boys of Yeshiva K'tana of Waterbury
Special Thanks: Peretz Borenstein
Sunday, February 21, 2021
Chadeish Feat. Shlomo Simcha, Rivie & Avrumi Schwebel
Song composed by Yosef Schick
Produced & Arranged By: Doni Gross
Performed by Shlomo Simcha, Rivie Schwebel, and Avrumi Schwebel.
The song is about the quest for Eliyahu Hanavi to come and inform us of the Ultimate Redemption.
Produced & Arranged By: Doni Gross
Performed by Shlomo Simcha, Rivie Schwebel, and Avrumi Schwebel.
The song is about the quest for Eliyahu Hanavi to come and inform us of the Ultimate Redemption.
Monday, January 18, 2021
Doni Gross Presents - Lulei Sorascha - BIG Productions
Composed & Lyrics By: Abie Rotenberg
Originally Recorded On: Journeys 3
Music Produced & Arranged By: Doni Gross
Video Directed By: Gi Orman, BIG Productions
Cinematographer: Shimmy Socol
Featuring talmidim, rabbeim, fathers, grandfathers, and alumni of Yeshiva Darchei Torah, accompanied by the 5th grade choir.
Originally Recorded On: Journeys 3
Music Produced & Arranged By: Doni Gross
Video Directed By: Gi Orman, BIG Productions
Cinematographer: Shimmy Socol
Featuring talmidim, rabbeim, fathers, grandfathers, and alumni of Yeshiva Darchei Torah, accompanied by the 5th grade choir.
Monday, November 09, 2020
Partners in Torah Presents: Abe Cohen, Rivie Schwebel
For over 27 years, Partners in Torah has given men and women from all walks of Jewish life a chance to connect with one another and rekindle their Jewish connection.
Combining the power of shared learning and authentic friendships, Partners in Torah’s matching platform pairs Jews with common interests, for 30 minutes a week of one-to-one study — and shmoozing — by phone or video conferencing.
To date, more than 78,000 people from 39 countries have been brought together by Partners in Torah. Find our more at partnersintorah.org
Abe Cohen releases his debut single, “Shabbos” featuring Rivie Schwebel. Abe is a singer and cantor residing in NY, performing at weddings, events, weekends, and holidays.
The song was composed by the very talented Yosef Schick and although the song was commonly known by his family and fans as one of his favorites, it was never professionally released until now.
The beautiful blend of voices in this masterful duet was a very befitting way to present the song to the public.
Produced by sparksnext
Combining the power of shared learning and authentic friendships, Partners in Torah’s matching platform pairs Jews with common interests, for 30 minutes a week of one-to-one study — and shmoozing — by phone or video conferencing.
To date, more than 78,000 people from 39 countries have been brought together by Partners in Torah. Find our more at partnersintorah.org
Abe Cohen releases his debut single, “Shabbos” featuring Rivie Schwebel. Abe is a singer and cantor residing in NY, performing at weddings, events, weekends, and holidays.
The song was composed by the very talented Yosef Schick and although the song was commonly known by his family and fans as one of his favorites, it was never professionally released until now.
The beautiful blend of voices in this masterful duet was a very befitting way to present the song to the public.
Produced by sparksnext
Wednesday, April 08, 2020
Chizuk Thru Music "Chasal Sidur Pesach"
An integral and inspirational moment and prayer during the Seder!
Credits:
A Sheya Mendlowitz Production
Introduced in North America by: Rav Sholom Schwadron ZT”L
Sung to the words Chasal by: Rav Yaakov Teitelbaum ZTt”L
Arranged by: Yisroel Lamm
Performed by: Abie Rotenberg & Rivie Schwebel
Credits:
A Sheya Mendlowitz Production
Introduced in North America by: Rav Sholom Schwadron ZT”L
Sung to the words Chasal by: Rav Yaakov Teitelbaum ZTt”L
Arranged by: Yisroel Lamm
Performed by: Abie Rotenberg & Rivie Schwebel
Chizuk Thru Music "Kol Hameracheim" A Timely Message
"Whoever has pity on Hashem's creations, pity will be upon him from the heavens."
The words speak for themselves.
Credits:
A Sheya Mendlowitz Production
Composed by: Abie Rotenberg
Arranged by: Yisroel Lamm
Featuring: Abie Rotenberg, Rivie Schwebel, Srully Williger, Lipa Schmeltzer and Avromie Schwebel
The words speak for themselves.
Credits:
A Sheya Mendlowitz Production
Composed by: Abie Rotenberg
Arranged by: Yisroel Lamm
Featuring: Abie Rotenberg, Rivie Schwebel, Srully Williger, Lipa Schmeltzer and Avromie Schwebel
Sunday, May 26, 2019
Accapella - Levine, Schwebel & Shir V'shevach
Enjoy this stirring rendition of Baruch Levine's Aneini and Rabbi Menachem Davidowitz's Tatte at the Yad Eliezer Event benefiting Keren Almanos. May 12, Cipriani, New York, New York
Credits:
"Aneini" Composed By: Baruch Levine
"Tatte" Composed By: Rabbi Menachem Davidowitz
English Lyrics: Ruchie Torgow
Recorded at: Studio W, Waterbury CT
DEG Studios - Doni Gross, Brooklyn, NY
Mixed By: Hershy Pavel
Children’s Choir: Shir V’shevach Boys Choir
Filmed by: Neuman Media Studios
Edited By: Platinum Edit
Event Produced by: Yaakov Giniger-Over The Top Strategy
Credits:
"Aneini" Composed By: Baruch Levine
"Tatte" Composed By: Rabbi Menachem Davidowitz
English Lyrics: Ruchie Torgow
Recorded at: Studio W, Waterbury CT
DEG Studios - Doni Gross, Brooklyn, NY
Mixed By: Hershy Pavel
Children’s Choir: Shir V’shevach Boys Choir
Filmed by: Neuman Media Studios
Edited By: Platinum Edit
Event Produced by: Yaakov Giniger-Over The Top Strategy
Tuesday, January 17, 2017
Cellphone Footage of HASC 30 Concert
Sunday night, Camp HASC’s 30th Anniversary annual benefit concert, A Time For Music, was held at the David Gefen Hall (Formerly Avery Fisher Hall) at Lincoln Center in Manhattan.
The Hakoras Hatov Award was presented to R’ Sheya Mendlowitz, Jewish music’s greatest producers. A Brooklyn native, Sheya produced his first concert in 1981 and continued with a vision of excellence, working closely with several musical legends. Many years ago, Sheya was moved by how the music affected the special children of Camp HASC. Since, Sheya has produced many Camp HASC concerts, and has continued to show dedicated support.
HASC Board Member Abe Eisner introduced U.S. Senator Chuck Schumer (D-NY) to the crowd. Schumer warmly praised Camp HASC, particularly the camp’s devoted counselors for their dedication to the children. “Tzedakah and helping the needy is one of the most important things we can do. Over a thousand children are helped everyday,” he lauded. “It’s an amazing thing.”
Featuring, Avraham Fried, Abie Rotenberg, Rivi Schwebel, Yaakov Shwekey, Boruch Levin, a large Men's Choir directed by Yoely Polatseck, and the Syrian Boys Choir.
Hasc #30 Introduction
Senator Schumer Addresses Camp HASC 'A Time For Music' 30th Anniversary Concert
Teaser of Abie Rotenberg and Rivie Shwebel "Acheinu"
The Hakoras Hatov Award was presented to R’ Sheya Mendlowitz, Jewish music’s greatest producers. A Brooklyn native, Sheya produced his first concert in 1981 and continued with a vision of excellence, working closely with several musical legends. Many years ago, Sheya was moved by how the music affected the special children of Camp HASC. Since, Sheya has produced many Camp HASC concerts, and has continued to show dedicated support.
HASC Board Member Abe Eisner introduced U.S. Senator Chuck Schumer (D-NY) to the crowd. Schumer warmly praised Camp HASC, particularly the camp’s devoted counselors for their dedication to the children. “Tzedakah and helping the needy is one of the most important things we can do. Over a thousand children are helped everyday,” he lauded. “It’s an amazing thing.”
Featuring, Avraham Fried, Abie Rotenberg, Rivi Schwebel, Yaakov Shwekey, Boruch Levin, a large Men's Choir directed by Yoely Polatseck, and the Syrian Boys Choir.
Hasc #30 Introduction
Senator Schumer Addresses Camp HASC 'A Time For Music' 30th Anniversary Concert
Teaser of Abie Rotenberg and Rivie Shwebel "Acheinu"
Thursday, July 23, 2015
Rivie Eli Schwebel Mezamerim at Yaldei Fundraiser
Supporters of the Yaldei organization gathered at the Green Building in Brooklyn for their 2nd annual barbecue event to raise funds for children of Chabad Shluchim with special needs.
This year’s annual fundraiser for Yaldei Shluchei HaRebbe was hosted at the Green Building and attended by over 275 men. The guests were entertained by the Mezamrim Choir featuring a surprise performance by father - son duo Rivie and Eli Schwebel. Click Here for pictures.
This year’s annual fundraiser for Yaldei Shluchei HaRebbe was hosted at the Green Building and attended by over 275 men. The guests were entertained by the Mezamrim Choir featuring a surprise performance by father - son duo Rivie and Eli Schwebel. Click Here for pictures.
Tuesday, November 25, 2014
Dveykus Reunion Concert 5775 in Baltimore
Shomrei Emunah held their annual Dveykus Reunion Concert in Baltimore, the concert was held at Beth Tfiloh on Sunday November 23, 2014. Featuring Abie Rotenberg, along with Elli Kranzler, Rivi Schwebel and Yussi Sonnenblick. Special guests appearance by Shlomo Simcha,. Music by the Zemer Orchestra.
D'veykus - Haben Yakir Li
Yeshivesher Rayed with a Baltimore twist.
D'veykus - Haben Yakir Li
Yeshivesher Rayed with a Baltimore twist.
Thursday, August 21, 2014
The Shwebels with The a Team "Im Eshkocheich"
The A Team Orchestra Chuppah series presents: Im Eshkocheich. Sung by Rivie, Eli, Avromi Schwebel and The Meshorerim choir.
The A Team - 718-513-1617 - Ateamorchestra@gmail.com
Video By Motty Engel & Yossi Tepper
The A Team - 718-513-1617 - Ateamorchestra@gmail.com
Video By Motty Engel & Yossi Tepper
Sunday, June 29, 2014
A Team Orchestra with The Schwebels and Meshororim
The A Team Orchestra Chuppah series presents: Birchas habonim. Sung by Rivie, Eli, Avromi Schwebel and Meshororim choir.
718-513-1617
Ateamorchestra@gmail.com
Video By Motty Engel & Yossi Tepper
718-513-1617
Ateamorchestra@gmail.com
Video By Motty Engel & Yossi Tepper
Tuesday, June 17, 2014
The Schwebels Rehearsing With Meshorerim Choir
Rivi, Eli, And Avromi Schwebel Rehearsing for a Chupa With Meshorerim Choir
Friday, March 07, 2014
Rottenberg Schwebel & Levine at 5th PI Dinner
Abie Rottenberg, Baruch Levine and Rivie Schwebel performed at the 5th Annual Project Inspire convention, Motzei Shabbos Pekudei at the Stamford Plaza in NJ.
The finale at the main event with with Abie Rottenberg, Rivie Schwebel and Boruch Levine.
Highlights of the after-concert-Kumsitz with Abie, Rivi and Baruch.
The finale at the main event with with Abie Rottenberg, Rivie Schwebel and Boruch Levine.
Highlights of the after-concert-Kumsitz with Abie, Rivi and Baruch.
Thursday, March 06, 2014
Abie Rivie Benny Levine and Katz at Morasha @ 50
Morasha at 50 Concert, a Journey Through song.
Hosted by Nachum Segal, starring: Abie Rotenberg, Rivi Schwebel, Baruch Levine, Eitan Katz, Benny Friedman,Gershon Veroba and Edan Pinchot. Motzei Shabbos February 22, 2014 at Purchase College Theater in Westchester, NY. Music conducted by the legendary Yisroel Lamm.
Hosted by Nachum Segal, starring: Abie Rotenberg, Rivi Schwebel, Baruch Levine, Eitan Katz, Benny Friedman,Gershon Veroba and Edan Pinchot. Motzei Shabbos February 22, 2014 at Purchase College Theater in Westchester, NY. Music conducted by the legendary Yisroel Lamm.
From camp Morasha: "For a half a century, music has been at the core of the Morasha experience. From Shiria to Shabbat, Color War to camp plays, the ram kol to a kumsitz — it's often the songs from our camp experience that triggers the most tangible memories. For our 50th anniversary celebration, we thought it would only be appropriate to celebrate our fifty summers through song."
A Kumzitz medley with Abie Rotenberg, Rivi Schwebel and Eitan Katz.
Shabbos medley with Abie Rotenberg, Rivi Schwebel, Boruch Levine, Eitan Katz and Edon Pinchot.
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