Chasidic Stars Ben David and Sukkot Duet in Jerusalem
Translated & summarized from Kikar HaShabbat by baba
Chasidic singers Mordechai Ben David and Shmuli Sukkot performed a duet of the song 'Emet' at a large concert in Jerusalem's Sultan's Pool, attended by thousands. The performance, featuring music by Bentsi Stein and arrangement by Yoely Dickman, has been released as a live video. This event is part of a recent surge of new musical releases in the Chasidic music scene.
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- Mordechai Ben David and Shmuli Sukkot performed a duet of 'Emet' at Sultan's Pool in Jerusalem.
- Thousands attended the concert, which is a highlight of the Chasidic music season.
- The song 'Emet' was composed by Bentsi Stein and arranged by Yoely Dickman.
- A live video of the performance has been released.
- The event is part of a recent trend of new Chasidic music releases.
Chasidic music stars Mordechai Ben David and Shmuli Sukkot performed a joint rendition of the hit song 'Emet' at a large concert held at Sultan's Pool in Jerusalem. Thousands of attendees gathered near the Old City walls for the Jewish kumzitz, which has become a highlight of the Chasidic music season. The performance, set against the unique atmosphere of Sultan's Pool, combined the vocal power of the two singers with the thousands of audience members singing along. The song 'Emet' features a melody by Bentsi Stein.
A high-quality live clip documenting this special moment from the performance has now been released. The musical arrangement and conducting were handled by Yoely Dickman, who provided a rich soundscape that blends the live performance with professional production quality. The production of the project was carried out by Activer.
The release of this project joins a wave of new musical works in the Chasidic and Jewish music world. Recently, several musical projects have been launched, including Yumi Lowy's new single 'Mi Adir' and Hershy Eisenbach's rhythmic single 'Makdim Shalom,' which carries a message of unity. Meni Diskind also released a new single titled 'Nihach Kedem.'
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