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Freilach Band on a high! – Second Dance Medley ft. Beri Weber & Yedidim Choir

Freilach Band on a high! – Second Dance Medley ft. Beri Weber & Yedidim Choir

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 that’s exactly what this medley is all about.

Watch, enjoy and don’t forget to subscribe so you never miss a Freilach video!

Songs featured:
Rabbi Shimon
Itcha Ani
Kol Ha’mesameach
Ve’uhavtu
Rak Rotzim Lirkod
Rabi Nachman Me’Uman
Schar Mitzvah

Video Credits:
Sung by: Beri Weber
Music by: Freilach Band/Avrumi Schreiber
Arranged by: The Core Freilach Members
Conducted by: Tzvi Blumenfeld
Violin soloist: Stanislav Nikolov
Choir by: Yedidim Choir
Post Production: Tzvi Blumenfeld
Live Production: JME LIVE
Live Sound: SolveTech Productionsch
Live Sound Engineer: Baba
Lighting by: Dynamic Vision
Mixed by: Oren Bar Cohen
Stage Manager: Motty Jay
Video by: Motty Engel


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Beri WeberFreilach BandYedidim Choir

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