The Audience Version: Ari Hill & Yoeli Dickman In The Performance of The Song “Garesh Et Ha’Attsvut”
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Neta Levin presents: When Yoeli Dickman decides to surprise with a crowdsing event, its the result of a spontaneous live performance of a Kumzitz in the Sefardic Yeshiva Beit Shemaya. The song was composed by Naftali Kempeh, arranged by Eli Klein and Yitzy Berry, and produced by Neta Levine.
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