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Best Of Mona (Medley) – Shea Kaller Band

Best Of Mona (Medley) – Shea Kaller Band

For anyone who loves Jewish music, the sound of Mona Rosenblum needs no introduction. So many of the intros, arrangements, and compositions that are so well-known today, were shaped by his musical vision. His influence can be heard across generations of Jewish music.

At this beautiful Sheva Brachos in Ginas Esther, the Shea Kaller Band put together a special 12-minute big band instrumental tribute.
A live 2026 medley featuring some of the most iconic Mona moments, reimagined with fresh energy while staying true to the music we all grew up loving.
This arrangement means a lot to us personally, because Mona has played a huge role in inspiring the way we approach music. For this project, we went through hundreds of compositions and arrangements, carefully selecting the pieces we felt would create the most meaningful medley.

We hope you enjoy listening as much as we enjoyed playing it!

Credits:
Music by: Shea Kaller Band
Arranged by: Shea Kaller
Live sound: Dynamix Productions
Live sound engineer: Eli Leshinsky
Mix & master: Eli Leshinsky
Video filmed & edited by: Motty Engel
Additonal Footage: TwoTone Media
Cover design: Yechiel Landman
Party planner: Zevy Weber – OhEvents
Project & stage manager: Yehuda Lubin
Special thanks to SolBlum, Yoely Horowitz & Yossi Moseson

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To book the Shea Kaller Band:
845-445-6100
[email protected]
Sheakaller.com



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