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Shloime Daskal – Shir Hashalom – Song of Peace – A Team Orchestra – Lev Voices

Shloime Daskal – Shir Hashalom – Song of Peace – A Team Orchestra – Lev Voices

The A Team Orchestra Presents:

Shir Hashalom – Song of Peace

We couldn’t think of a more appropriate time to present this beautiful song that talks about the yearning and wanting of a simple time when the whole world will be at peace.
Originally recorded by Mordechai Ben David on the album ‘Neshoma – Soul‘. Sung here by the incredible Shloime Daskal featuring the backup vocals of Lev Voices alongside an 18 piece A Team Orchestra.

Credits:

Music by: Yitzy Schwartz & The A Team Orchestra
Arranged by: Avremi G
Post Production: Platinum Productions, Naftali Schnitzler, Sonic Duo
Mixed by: Yaniv Balas
Israel Concierge: R’ Steve Jobs
Marketing: Moe Wassertheil (Datz Moe)
Stage Manager: Motty Jay
Video by: Motty Engel

Enjoy! Let us know what you think in the comment section below!

The A Team is an elite group of musicians, and technical sound engineers who work together to create that magical result for clients that appreciate the value of great music and superior production and sound quality! In addition the A Team core band, The A Team also offers a full service production team made up of world class Musicians, sound engineers, sound companies, video, and a full service post production team.



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