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Akiva Gelb Ft. Shir V’shevach Boys Choir – Shabbos Medley

Akiva Gelb Ft. Shir V’shevach Boys Choir – Shabbos Medley

Breishis, in the beginning, Hashem created the angles, the soul, the person, and music of course. At the end of that week Hashem decided to rest and hear his children sing to Him and to the angles. This video recreates this first Shabbos, with soul, heart, and talent, accompanied by Hashem’s dear tinikos shel bais rabon.

Since Akiva gave out his first album the top Dance Album of the year “Dance 365” Listen here to the Album Preview
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G41du…

Akiva became Well known as a Wedding and Kumzitz Performer,

Akiva then released a very heartwarming single “B’chol Yom”
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ks3ea…

Now it’s about time for you to enjoy some originals from Akiva himself

Akiva with the kinderlach from “Shir V’shevach Boys Choir” are making the angels stop and listen to this soulful song, combining vocals, music, and a composition of Hashem’s pure world. A person sometimes wanders and searches for a way back to Hashem. Akiva doesn’t forsake and with his new hit of “Hashiveinu” you’ll sure find your way back.

Credits:
Songs Composed & Sung By: Akiva Gelb
Children’s Choir: Shir V’shevach Boys Choir
Music Arranged By: Yeedle Rosenfeld
Mixed & Mastered By: Chaim Gottesman
Vocals Recorded By: Yidu W Studios

A GERSHY MOSKOWITS PRODUCTION


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