Vocal Shorts By Rafi Bitton

At the Sultan's Pool amphitheater, directly beneath Yerushalyim's Old City walls. March 9, 2026.

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Motty Ilowitz at Chesed Monsey

Performing for Chesed of Monsey—an extraordinary organization whose dedicated volunteers provide free transportation to and from hospitals for individuals and families in need. Every day, hundreds of volunteers generously give their time to help others with compassion, dignity, and genuine care, making an immeasurable difference throughout the community.

This performance was at the Sleepy Hollow Hotel, on July 5, '26.

Accompanied by the Yedidim Choir
Sound: Shmiel Hersh Miller
Video: Mordechai Dovid Newman

Ani Maamin - Acappella

Yonatan Stern‬, Moish Zaretsky‬, Josh Wolmark‬ and Elad Chasidim .

Yiboneh Hamikdosh By Kehilas Davenen

Aryeh Hurwitz National Anthem at Milwaukee NBA Game

An evening celebrating Friendship with The Friendship Circle of Wisconsin. 

The Star Spangled Banner Performed by Aryeh Hurwitz, at the Fiserv Forum in Milwaukee, his 5th NBA stadium and 9th pre game overall, as the Milwaukee Bucks faced off against the New Orleans Pelicans. 

February 4, 2026.

"Shaarei Shomayim " Naftali Kempeh Sings with IDF

With the Nezach Yehuda battalion.

"Ani Maamin" Nissim Saal with IDF Nezach Yehuda

Nigunim of the Skulener Rebbe ZT"L

"My Soul Thirsts for You” Eliyahu Beer

Eli Beer – “Tzama Nafshi” (Acapella)

Eliyahu Beer releases his first-ever solo acapella track, a heartfelt prayer composed in a quiet moment and now shared as a song of yearning.

Years after his voice first touched hearts through Vy’iyo Rachamecha, Eliyahu returns with Tzama L’echa Nafshi, a raw, intimate tefillah expressed through voice alone.

No instruments. Just heart and soul.

May this offering bring comfort, connection, and uplift.

Composed and Sung by:
Singer/Songwriter Eliyahu Beer

Singing at NCSY Weekend Event

Special moment at the annual NCSY Summer staff training Shabbaton along with a delegation of Charedi politicians from Israel. Srugis, Velvets and Shtreimels coming together as brothers, Davening to our Father above.

Musikalish Choir & Isaac Honig - Ono Melech

In the second installment of the vocal performance series, Musikalish Choir hosts the legendary singer Isaac Honig for a performance of the song “Ono Melech“.

Pinky Weber‘s melody takes on new life in this performance, as Musikalish Choir brings the lyrics to life with rich harmonies and spectacular voices.

Composed: Pinky Weber
Arrangements and Choir: Musikalish Choir
Conducted by Moishe Kalish

Musikalish Choir & Dudi Kalish - Tenuot

Musikalish Choir presents the first episode of a sparkling series of vocal performances that will be released in the near future. Dudi Kalish was chosen first to perform his song “Tnuot“.

The song, composed by Dudi, and originally performed on the album “Mit Yedidim” under the name “Olam HaNigun“, is now being re-performed with excellent vocals by Musicalish Choir. The family has a connection of course, with the choir conductor being Dudi’s son, Moishe Kalish.

Lyrics: Shmili Greenfeld

Composition and Arrangement: Dudi Kalish
Choir: Musicalish conducted by Moishe Kalish
Photography and Editing: Shai Kahana

Vu Is Dus Gesele – The Heimann Boys

This moving rendition of “Vu Is Dus Gesele”, composed by Shalom Secunda, was performed on 8th May 2025 as part of the Holocaust Memorial Ceremony in Antwerp, Belgium.

The event honored the memory of the victims of the Holocaust and was attended by leading political figures and dignitaries from across the country.

The Heimann Boys—Zevi, Avi, and Shmuli Heimann—delivered this heartfelt performance, bringing depth and emotion to this timeless Yiddish classic.

Lyrics: (translated to English)
Vu iz dos gesele, vu iz di shtib? Where is that little alley, where is the house?
Vu iz dos meydele, vemen kh’hob lib? Where is the beloved I once loved?
Ot iz dos gesele, ot iz di shtib, There is the little alley, there is the house,
Ot iz dos meydele, vemen kh’hob lib. There is the beloved I once loved.
Vu iz dos taykhele, vu iz di mil? Where is the brook, where is the mill?
Vu iz dos derfele, vu iz di shil? Where is the village, where is the synagogue?
Ot iz dos taykhele, ot iz di mil, There is the brook, there is the mill,
Ot iz dos derfele, ot iz di shil. There is the village, there is the synagogue.
Arayn in di shtiber, mayn veytog iz groys, Inside the houses, my sorrow is great,
Alts iz geblibn a kholem nor bloyz, All that remains is nothing but a dream,
Nishto mer dos gesele, nishto mer di shtib, The alley is no more, the house is no more,
Nishto mer dos meydele vemen kh’hob lib. The beloved I once loved is no more.

Oid Yeshvu Benny Friedman Mordy Shapiro Yoni Z

Singing Yossi Green/MBD's Oid Yeshvu at Yoni Z’s Wedding with Benny Friedman & Mordy Shapiro.
Cred: Shabbos Project/Pinchas Eliyahu.

Avraham Fied & Amir Benayoun "Simchat Ketanot"

שמחות קטנות (ווקאלי), בביצוע אברהם פריד ועמיר בניון בליווי להקת כיפה לייב

מתוך טקס הענקת פרסי ישראל 2025, בבנייני האומה, ירושלים

לחן ומילים: מיכה שטרית

עיבוד ווקאלי: יונתן שטרן ושולי קורן

במאית: דנה יסן

Od Yoter Tov Acapella snippet | Akiva Zneimer x JBC

Shira Choir During Sefira

Hajby & Meidad Tassa - Aba - Vocali

Yechiel Schron “Nachamu Nachamu Ami” Vocal

After the release of his long awaited debut album Modim Lach, Yechiel Schron releases his first ever acapella single.

The new song titled Nachamu Nachamu Ami was composed in part by renowned composer and longtime friend Yitzy Waldner and Yechiel himself.

The song was created while the duo were working on some new material.

When the song emerged, Yechiel decided that with Rosh Chodesh Av already here, this timely message needs to be released right away, even before the music version is heard. Yechiel felt that the simple acapella arrangement and vocals would help listeners connect to the words of the song and hopefully bring some menucha (consolation) during these troubling times.

May we merit in the coming of Mashiach Bimheira Beyameinu.

Credits:
Composed by Yechiel Schron & Yitzy Waldner
Choir arranged by Yitzy Waldner and Yonatan Stern
Choir performed by Yitzy Waldner, Yechiel Schron & Yonatan Stern
Mixed by Yonatan Stern
Artwork by: Shaya Schonfeld

Mendy J Releases New Acapella "Shalom Aleichem"

Renowned singer Mendy J releases a new acapella single with the heavenly words of "Shalom Aleichem" recited every Friday night.

The catchy mid-tempo ballad was composed by Yochanan Gordon and performed by Mendy J earlier this year.

By popular demand, Mendy collaborated with music producer Moishy Goldstein and Zemiros choir to release an acapella version of the hit song.

Credits:
Composition: Yochanan Gordon
Lead vocalist: Mendy J
Men's choir: Zemiros
Child soloists: Levi & Yaakov Baum
Production and additional acapella: Moishy Goldstein
Recorded, mixed and mastered at: Music Studio NYC"