Showing posts with label miami boys choir. Show all posts
Showing posts with label miami boys choir. Show all posts

Tuesday, September 27, 2011

Succos Concert: MBC, Yumi Lowy & Ari B!

Here is the advertisement for the latest big Succos Concert. I found it interesting that they are now promoting Ari Boiangiu. I guess names like Steve Bill or Yochi Briskman have gone stale and the new faces of great Jewish musicians that are popular are the ones you see on the latest youtube videos? Even more interesting is the dig to YBC that MBC only uses live performances and not pre-recorded vocals. It's an interesting way to set yourself apart from the pack.  Lastly is the venue of the concert. Are there budget constraints or are all the major concert halls taken? The Palace is certainly not the best place for a concert. It's a wedding hall or party room.  The acoustics will make things a bit tricky for the sound people as there is a decent amount of echo. Perhaps having a large crowd will absorb some of it but it will make listening from a far a bit interesting.



For the first time ever! A Simchas Yom Tov with Miami! Yerachmiel Begun and the Miami Boys Choir performing amazing new songs and dances from their latest smash album, Me Lashem Ailai, and other Miami Classics. 

Miami is the only authentic choir that continues to sing live in concert, with no pre-recorded choir vocals the audience hearing. And, you know you will be treated to a performance you can be sure will inspire and entertain you and your family with true torah values. 

Also starring singing sensation, Yumi Lowy, singing from hit hit debut album. 
And featuring great guitarist Ari Boiangiu with the Shirainu Orchestra.
Chol Hamoed Succos Tues. October 18, 2pm Separate Seating only.


Friday, June 27, 2008

Jewish Music Videos: Moshe Yess-Zady

Moshe Yess is one of those classic vocalists/musicians in Jewish music. His voice is so clear with a beautifully distinctive quality that my ears perk up any time I hear him. Perhaps yours will too when you hear him performing live with the Miami Boys choir singing his signature song: "Zady" with star soloist Eliezer Rabionwitz.