During The Busy Wedding Season: A Fresh Version of “Bo’i B’shalom”
During the heyday of wedding season, is precisely the right time to present to you a fresh version of “Bo’i B’shalom” performed by the singer Avi Miller, to those so special words from “Lecha Dodi“, set to music with a rather unusual melody by the renowned composer Meir Martin Widerker.
This touching melody, as well as the harmonious and embellished arrangement by the world renowned pianist Menachem Bristowski to “Bo’i B’shalom“, express very appropriately those words which we say every week when receiving Shabbat, and also give them a contemporary meaning. Through the combination of Avi Miller and his silky voice the song is intensified and becomes an exciting ballad for the wedding day.
Come and watch this video in peace… and Shabbat Shalom!
Composer: Meir Martin Widerker
Singer: Avi Miller
Musical Arrangement: Menachem Bristowski
Choir: Yedidim Choir International
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