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Culture08:34 · 16m ago

Beit Shemesh Artists Unite for Sukkot Song Medley

By ליפא גינסברגרOngoing story · 2 updates
Translated & summarized from Behadrei Haredim by baba
The story · English

A special musical production titled 'Sukkot Shalom' has brought together prominent artists from Beit Shemesh to perform a medley of popular holiday songs. The 14-minute performance features singers Pini Pollack, Aharale Sharf, Yoely Davidowitz, Shuki Goldstein, Shlomi Meir, Yechiel Lichtiger, Yossi Rotner, Nahorai Arieli, Shraga Lerman, Meilech Fogel, Yossi Neulander, and Ari Rosenfeld, accompanied by the Negina choir conducted by Ari Steinberg.

The project was initiated by Yoely Davidowitz and Hershy Segal, with the latter also handling directing, editing, and color grading. The clip was produced by Beni Barzel, with cinematography by David Urian, Nachman Albert, Avrimi Yishitzky. The playlist was curated by Yoely Davidowitz and Nuti Rotman, vocal arrangements by Chezky Yankuovitz, and musical production by Moshie Kahana. Other contributors include Avrami Gelbstein on wind instruments, Yanki Cohen for mixing, and Yossi Rabinowitz for Sukkot and general design. The project was presented by the Beit Shemesh Municipality.

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