Motty Steinmetz – Rechnitz Wedding – Ko Omar – A Team & Shira Orchestra – Shira Choir
As we approach the Yom Tov of Shavous, It is our pleasure to present yet another beautiful moment from the Rechnitz wedding in Beverly Hills. Enjoy the Angelic voice of Chasidic Superstar Motty Steinmetz as he takes the stage to perform Ko Omar off his latest album.
Guests enjoyed this magnificent moment Feat a 30 piece A Team Orchestra in collaboration with Shira Orchestra of LA, Conducted by maestro Avremi G, backed up by the magnificent Shira Choir.
Credits:
Music by: The A Team Orchestra NY / Shira Orchestra LA
Rearranged & Conducted by: Avremi G
Composed by: Pinky Weber
Originally Arranged by: Moshe Laufer
Choir Conducted & Arranged by Yoly Horowitz of The Shira Choir
Mixed by: Yaniv Balas
Post Production: Platinum Productions
Israel Concierge: R’ Steve Jobs
Marketing: Moe Wassertheil (DatzMoe)
Stage Manager: Motty Jay & Gadol Ahron
Video by: Motty Engel
Additional Video: Yoni Oscherowitz – Timeline Cinema
Video Edit: Neumann Media
Conductor Wardrobe Provided by: Allan Weiss/Fabian Couture
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Enjoy! Let us know what you think in the comment section below!
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