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PAY PER VIEW! THE MIAMI PHENOMENON ON CHOL HAMOED!

PAY PER VIEW! THE MIAMI PHENOMENON ON CHOL HAMOED!

PAY PER VIEW!
LIVE ONLINE STREAMING PAY PER VIEW OF THE MIAMI PHENOMENON THIS CHOL HAMOED PESACH!

Starring Yerachmiel Begun & The Miami Boys choir and The Alumni Choir – featuring their recently released new 12 hit song album, UT UT. (Distributed by Concord music/mostlymusic.com for downloads). With the amazing Shirainu Orchestra, special effects, a 40 foot video wall screen, and much much more.

For the first time ever worldwide, including the NY – NJ area, a Jewish music concert will be available with a pay per view streaming process.

Only the best industry companies and standards are being used for sound, video, and streaming; for an amazing ‘in home’ experience to all those who cannot attend the show live @ Brooklyn College Wed. eve. April 8 745pm Chol Hamoed Pesach. This will be available on computer and all mobile devices. Additionally a special system that will adapt to the connectivity of your computer/device is now included.

Only one sign in per email address will the system allow.

To purchase tickets to attend the event (ticket range $30-$75), or for online streaming, go to jewishtickets.com.
SIGN UP EARLY & SAVE! $18 per family (immediate family only), $25 after April 1, $36 Chol Hamoed.

Join the thousands who will participate in this PHENOMENAL CHOL HAMOED SIMCHA!



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