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Bein Kodesh Lechol – Aaron Teitelbaum Orchestra – Ohad, Mordechai Shapiro & Yedidim

Video of ‘Bein Kodesh Lechol‘ performed live by Aaron Teitelbaum Orchestra featuring Ohad Moskowitz and Mordechai Shapiro.

This song has inspired the masses to find their own inner light and follow their passion. Originally composed by Amir Dadon, and sung by Dadon and Shuli Rand, the song captures a blend of personal emotions and encourages world unity.

Experience ‘Bein Kodesh Lechol‘ in a new way, with a high quality performance featuring the Aaron Teitelbaum Orchestra conducted by the talented Shimmy Markowitz, who brings a fresh sound and polished structure to our music. Enjoy the distinctive combination, for the first time, of two of today’s biggest voices in Jewish music: Ohad Moskowitz & Mordy Shapiro, backed up by the sweet sound of the Yedidim Choir, all sharing one stage. Recorded as a memory in time of the Markowitz & Cohen wedding on November 25th, 2020, at The Legacy Castle.

Say hello to our 2 new band members Yaacov Friedman as our drummer and Shimmy Markowitz as our keyboard player and band leader. Their passion transforms the sound and energy of our music and enhances the experience of our listeners and clients.

Credits
Production: Aaron Teitelbaum
Musical Preparation/Band Leader: Shimmy Markowitz
Vocals: Ohad Moskowitz & Mordechai Shapiro
Choir: Yedidim | Led by Yoel Hersh Fuchs
Composed By: Amir Dadon
Lyrics: Shahar Hadar
Video and editing: Motty Engel/Engel Studios
Live Sound by Shy Clyman/SC Events-
Mixed by Baba Z
Event Coordinators: Joe B, Suchy Klein
Logistics: David Fadida/FDD Productions
Public Relations: Chad K.



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