Freilach Band on a high! – Second Dance Medley ft. Beri Weber & Yedidim Choir
Watch this thrilling medley, performed at the wedding of Shaya and Faigy Berger in Ateres Chaya on January 19.
Seven of the latest hits from all-around the Jewish Music scene, uniquely rearranged by the core Freilach members and infused with the energy of Beri & Yedidim Choir.
No matter the occasion or affair, we strive to stay ahead of the curve and bring you the latest and greatest from across the wide-ranging spectrum that is Jewish Music, and thatโs exactly what this medley is all about.
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Gear 1:
0:04 – Rabbi Shimon
2:09 – Itcha Ani
3:58 – Kol Haโmesameach
5:30 – Veโuhavtu
6:41 – Rak Rotzim Lirkod
Gear 2:
8:14 – Rabi Nachman MeโUman
Gear 3:
10:12 – Schar Mitzvah
Song Credits:
Rabi Shimon โ Beri Weber โ composed by Pinky Weber
Itcha Ani โ Avraham Fried โ composed by Avraham Fried & Yitzy Waldner
Kol Haโmesameach โ Mendy Wald โ composed by Yossi Green
VeโUhavtu โ Meilech Kohn
Rak Rotzim Lirkod โ Moshe Peretz + Omer Adam (Breslov)
Rabi Nachman MeโUman โ Itzik Dadya โ composed by Bani Bashan
Schar Mitzvah โ Mordy Shapiro โ composed by Elie Schwalb
Video Credits:
Sung by: Beri Weber
Music by: Freilach Band/Avrumi Schreiber
Arranged by: The Core Freilach Members
Conducted by: Tzvi Blumenfeld
Choir Conducted by: Moishy Kruass
Violin soloist: Stanislav
Choir by: Yedidim Choir
Post Production: Tzvi Blumenfeld
Live Production: JME Live
Live Sound: SolveTech
Live Sound Engineer: Baba
Lighting by: Dynamic Vision
Stage Manager: Motty Jay
Video by: Motty Engel
Public Relations: Sruly Meyer
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