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Moshe David Weissmandl in a new clip from the huge show at Binyanei HaUma “Ki Yemincha” from the debut album Kol Naim on the 360 stage, with the participation of
Introducing newcomer Yeshayahu (A.K.A. Yeshayahu Ahula) originally from Israel. For the last decade he has been living in Toronto, Canada. Music has been a part of his life for as
From the liturgy of Yom Kippur comes one of the most powerful stories and emotional events in Jewish History. The Romans had decreed that ten of the greatest Talmudic Sages
Chabad keyboardist Yehudala Kimiagrov presents a unique project of “12 Pesukim“. It is an energetic and unique musical medley based on the 12 pesukim and the sayings of Chazal. The...
I wrote Hinei at the yahrtzeit of a close friend, Reb Nosson ben Reb Shimon. What emerged felt like a gift from Heaven. The message behind the song is found
To celebrate the gift of the Torah, an exciting live performance of the masterpiece of the Chassidic composer Rabbi Moshe Goldman, z”l – ‘Uvinucha Yomar‘, as performed during the H...
As Shavuos approaches, I wanted to bring back a song filled with so much warmth and nostalgia. Many months ago, Yossi Landau gave us the idea to recreate this timeless
The תפילה of אתה בחרתנו is not only one of the most well-known Tefilos resulting from its appearance in every Shemonei Esrai of all the Yomim Tovim, but it serves
In the midst of the last Pesach, during a musical Hallel prayer with Meshulam Zusha, Rabbi Shlomo Carlebach‘s song burst forth and was sung over and over again. The recordings
Singer and songwriter from the United States Yidi Bialostozky releases a live clip from his show that took place last Pesach Eve in New Jersey, where he hosted the great
Inspired by the tefillah of “Umipnei Chataeinu,” this song captures the deep yearning of the Jewish people for the Beis Hamikdash and for the day we will once again return
It was last winter, in the corridors of the Los Angeles hospital. From all over the world, eyes are raised there in fear, and no one knows what the day
“Yassou Tantz Medley” – Gil Israelov‘s new medley that connects Chassidic joy with Greek rhythm. “Ktanote Shebiktanote” by Moti Weiss, “Sameach Tisamach” by the “Kol Salonika” choi...
David Taub met with Amiran Dvir to discuss music, but Amiran, as usual, studies and memorizes “Or HaChaim HaKadosh” on the parsha, sweeping everyone around him. “When we came to
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