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Life's life for you to join along. Life's life for you to join along. [Music] And we're live. Welcome everybody. Welcome to Tuesday night live with La Parstik. It's been a while, but it's been a pretty of a busy busy busy week, especially with school starting with my job, Kyella coming up for Shana coming up. A lot a lot a lot of things happening. But nevertheless, we are striving and continuing to do this. It is fun. It's a good way to let off some steam, let off some like take a break a little bit once in a while. And this is a good way to do it with what we do with what I love. And uh yeah, let's do this. So, you might have noticed that the thumbnail has a question mark and not a normal thumbnail. Well, that's because um I didn't know what to do for the live stream. Um, there hasn't been really any requests or anything to do anything. So, I didn't know what to do. And literally, when I just sat down, I decided to do a certain concert, Hask 17, which I've never watched. I may have heard a song or two here or there, but a long time ago. I bar I really don't touch that album. I grew up with the next album, Hask 18. Not album, the DVD more like, but not 17. So, uh, it's going to be a fun ride. It's going to be fun. Um yeah, so a reminder that I'm that we are doing um Q&As's between each song of each concert and I would love to see your guys shout outs and and uh your questions and requests uh for the future streams of future content. And also check out the other channel where we talk about uh just just things I love videos and movies and stuff uh at just parstik. We uh last week, was it last week? Last week. Yeah, last week or two weeks ago, we put out a Asian MS ranking, which was fun. Uh that took a long time to put together and I actually quite like it. Got into conversations with a lot of people on their opinions and their rankings. So, that was fun. Um and uh there's uh two people I interviewed this week that is pretty pretty pretty cool. For those that are following on me on my WhatsApp probably know them, but for those of those of you in the internet are gonna have a bit of a treat, especially with uh some interviews coming up uh this week. Actually, I'm going actually at the end of the stream, I'll reveal who this week's podcast interview would be. And uh yeah, let's get to it. Just again, I'm going to remind you to everybody, please comment. I want to see who's watching uh these streams. Please comment who you are, any questions or requests, and so on and so forth. All right, so let's get started with the concert. Uh, ask 17. Here we go. Also, please comment uh please comment on any noise or any anything that you think needs to be done with the volume. If if I'm too loud or the video is too loud louder than me or I'm louder than the video, let me know. Uh, yes, let's start. Next, disabled. Hey, this is not the actual concert, so we could just skip. Oh, Ellie Kleimman. Actually, that I want. >> Welcome to HS a time for music 17. I'm taking a second to say hi to some of my grandchildren. Hi, SH kids. We are here tonight to enjoy a fabulous concert, but more importantly to give our support to Camp H. By your presence here tonight. >> Yeah. Camp H. Many Hask campers will have the opportunity to experience Heaven on Earth this coming summer at Camp Hask. >> Well, I can tell you right now that I have a cousin in Camp Hask um for uh fortunately with his situation and I'll tell you right now, they do great work there. Very good work. >> If you've never been to Camp Hask before, take the time to go this summer. It's an experience you will never forget and you will never be the same. >> Let's get to the concerts here, though. I wish to thank. [Music] >> There we go. Okay. [Applause] >> Is that Nah Seagull? >> Good evening, ladies and gentlemen, and welcome aboard flight 17, round trip New York to Jerusalem. My name is Nakam Seagull, and I will be your pilot for tonight's flight. >> Nice. So, if it's smooth sailing, you'll know why. >> Uh, by the way, I interviewed Knuckle Seagull on the previous podcast. Please check him out. It would It's a It was a great interview. Uh, check that one out. >> I especially would like to welcome our group from Hask Time for Music, the Jerusalem Experience Tour. Welcome passengers. >> Nice. The weather in Jerusalem is mostly sunny with a high of about 65°. Well, that sounds good. For your convenience, we provided an in-flight magazine entitled The Jerusalem Experience, which you may take as a collector's item after today's flight. Also, we have provided you with an in-flight gift bag, courtesy of JNR Music. Let's hear it for JNR. [Applause] >> JNR, >> at this time, it's required under FCC regulations that we ask you to turn off all electronic devices for the duration of this flight. Flight attendants, please prepare for departure. All right, let's see what's first. Oh, obviously an overture from Mr. LM. Yeah, there we go. You can't go wrong with his throw lambs over tur. [Music] Oh, the beauty of every instrument in there. Is was that doin? That's actually pretty funny. Oh, music. Past presents the time for music part 17. [Music] Uh, I don't think she was Jerusalem. Oh, I think I do remember seeing this logo for has actually the experienced [Music] sights and sounds of Jerusalem like never seen. Let me guess before. Yay. Never seen before. Morai Ben David. Yeah. Girly williger. Nice. Shellis. Okay. Time David. [Music] Yeah. No. Don't know who that is. He has dinner. Nice. I would assume that's the background choir. Screenplay by Rabbi Ellie Tidle. I don't know. Narrated by Bob Calmer. Why not seagull musical director? Yeah. Music by Nagina Orchestra. Yeah. Concert chairman Ellie Kleimman. He's like the chairman of old coast. Knuckle Seagull. He should be a narrator, too. Production coordinator Anna Melzer. Nice. It's probably JNR Music World. That logo looks familiar by Max found father memory of this blanch life production. All right. [Music] Wow. Okay. So like officially we landed as I was just going that reminded me of that where he was with Teddy going as fast and he's like oh go that reminded me of that love the pickup. [Music] Love the pick up. Pick up pick up. H I wish I was an air straw. H I barely remember it. It's the pieces. Remember there a while. If I went there, I would go there for like a full week and do a but like and like do a full on podcast episodes with people over there. That'll be great. [Music] [Applause] There might be some songs I'm meant to recognize, but I don't. I would love to though. [Music] Usually in the overtures like you lamb shows a bunch of like plays a bunch of uh new uh songs that you could recognize but I guess not really [Music] Oh, that's a I never heard that part before. Nice. The city of peace. Yet paradoxically, it has seen more wars than any other city on earth. Arabs, Christians, the Crusades, Mamalukes, and the Ottoman Turks have all fought over her. Rivers of blood have flown on account of her. Many bitter battles were waged in order to capture her. It is a city with a great past, and we all pray for a peaceful and glorious future. Jerusalem represents the center of the world. >> Oh yeah. >> For it was from the Evan Shashia that the world was created. And it is in this place where our holy beta migdash once stood. >> Oh yeah. >> The place which all Jews streamed to three times a year to see and be seen by God. >> Mhm. >> The place where much of Jewish history unfolded and where great kings and prophets once lived. The place that for nearly 2,000 years Jews have cried for her redemption. Let's retrace those ancient paths our ancestors once walked and the steps our abos once tread. Jerusaleam bahashem [Music] came down to this world. Jerusaleam took nine measures while all others took just one. H welcomes you tonight and invites you to join us as we experience Jerusalem like never before. >> Nice. [Applause] >> Amen to that. >> Ladies and gentlemen, direct from the first class cabin, the undisputed king of Jewish music, Morai Ben David. >> Yeah. I also love how he's still hiding that hat. Great. [Music] Oh sh. [Music] Great. [Music] here is a lion. Oh, here's a lion. [Music] in color. [Applause] [Music] I love this. [Music] Oh, this is great. [Applause] [Music] God is wonderful. Where is the lion? [Music] Where is the lion? Oh [Music] Oh shall. [Music] Yeah, [Music] nice. That was great. That was amazing. That was amazing. That was really good. >> Performing the timeless classic. Let's welcome back to the H concert stage the one and only Yon Garovski. [Music] >> All right, let's hear it. Yon, let's hear it. He's so good. [Music] This is interesting. I like this. Nice. I liking this. Nice. This That was good. [Music] This is so good. [Music] Oh wow. So good. The whole dynamic of the piano. It's It's chilling. Love it. [Music] This is great. I love the buildup. Also, I love how a lot of times in H or in concert in general when they have a musician as the light of the evening, they make it all about him. I love his interaction with the orchestra and it's playing like into it and it flowing beautifully, the little parts and great. I love this. Do you see how focused? It's so good. Oh my gosh. So good. [Music] So good. This is amazing. [Music] So good. How he's flowing beautifully in the dynamic and it's insane. Love it. [Music] And it's like it's so so so beautiful because he's so into it and playing around and he his fingers and everything is so dramatic in a way because how much he has to play but you just don't feel it that way. You just feel so calm and loving and you like you're gulping all of it down. Amazing. Wait. [Music] This is so good. Just the way he's so focused and he doesn't look like like a lot of pianists they they they their whole body is so dramatic with it. It's not. It's just natural. It's crazy. [Music] Wow. That's crazy. It's really crazy. [Music] So good. Like she's blowing it like a wave. This is so good. [Music] Oh, wow. Oh, I love that. Oh, okay. Nice. I love it. [Music] Ooh. [Music] Oh, it's so good. Like the orchestra building him up. So good. [Music] Yeah. [Applause] Yeah. All right. I That was great. That was great. That was great. A reminder that please please post in the comments who you are for shout outs and and please post any questions you have for Q&As's and for any requests for future streams, reactions, reviews to other music. I got a request for Ellie Marcus' re most recent new album which is crazy that Ken Bergus with Ellie Marcus sounds really cool. Uh so yeah, let's uh let's continue here. And now he took off the hat. >> Making their time for music concert debut. >> The group that continues to take Jewish music by storm. >> Definitely. Oh, this is the first time they're on. Nice. That guy in the middle, >> he does not eat. [Music] I like them and their vocals, but I don't feel like they're like performers except for the tallest guy on the right. He's definitely a performer like in the other country. [Music] Yeah. [Music] >> Right. I don't know this song. [Music] He's the only one of the girls that kind of feels out of place. Another concert, too. >> Oh my gosh, his voice. He he did he they were in has 20 >> poor and their voice his voice changed. That's crazy. [Music] >> That's crazy. [Music] Oh, the orchestra the so great. Oh, Yur Kashki still on the piano. That's great. >> Look at his fingers. It's crazy. [Music] Oh my god. >> Take it away. [Music] >> Out of all four of them, he has the most unique like interesting voice. It's like a very unique voice. >> There's not really a lot of singers that has I don't know how to explain it, but [Applause] [Music] >> that's a classic. [Music] I love it. By the way, I don't care if I'm delayed or not. I'm singing anyway. [Music] Rice time. [Music] Rice time. [Music] Mayor my overchange. [Music] Great. >> Oh. Oh. [Music] We all go. One more time. >> We know. You know, [Music] >> great. That was great. That was great. >> Thank you very much. Good evening. >> So, this is what 6,000 strong sound like, huh? Come on. >> This is great. This is great. >> That was great. >> Every composer >> on the piano, every arranger desires that unique sound. When the listener hears that song for the first time, they can easily decipher from where that music originates from. These next two songs we're about to sing to you tonight >> are what we call hallmark Shaella songs. But we feel when you hear this for the first time, you can hear the poetic words of David Amel mixed with Gitak Rosenthal, our composer's innovative compositions arranged by the one and only Israel lamp. >> Yep. Yep. All right, let's see. Let us see. [Music] By the way, I wonder does um [Music] [Applause] let's see. [Music] >> I never heard these songs before. [Music] I wonder like when when they play I wonder when they play piano on the Oh, why am I stopping it? Um, when they play piano, does like Yaron Gashski stop while they play piano? I wonder how like it worked. Probably not because then the guy who who plays piano in the orchestra fills in for any of the background or or uh chords or whatever it is. [Music] [Applause] Say hello. [Music] again. Never heard the songs before. Nice. [Music] It's a nice song. Never heard before. >> Again, that guy's voice so unique. I love it. I love how he strol Lamb's arrangement in his orchestra just uplifts every song. Doesn't matter what it is. Crazy. [Music] [Applause] >> Nice. [Music] [Applause] I don't know the song. [Music] I love shah. [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] The army know [Music] you're so young. Shall I shall be [Music] [Applause] [Music] from [Music] Luction. [Music] I shall [Music] not touch [Music] you. your king. >> Thank you very much. >> Thank you. >> Nice songs. Never heard them before, but nice, nice, nice. >> Ladies and gentlemen, please welcome Hector Venio Miller. Um before we continue, I just want to remind you to please those who are watching, please comment below on anything you want me to answer questions or for recommendations uh not commendation, recommendations for streaming reactions and uh for uh reviews for music and also just or just comment and say hi and I'll give you a shout out for those who comment. So, let's see who will be the first shout out of the evening. >> Sounds like an oral. See how good you are. [Music] >> Okay. going to do any on that part of >> dinging. [Music] My [Music] goal. [Music] Oh, this [Music] bless ye Lord I love [Music] the Oh, [Music] >> why are they sharing mic? The worst sounding quality you could get from a from a choir if they sound if they're sharing mics. Either you have mics or choir like mics are hanging from the ceiling which they used to do in the old days or do the classic where everyone has their own mic. When you have a choir where more than one person is sharing one mic, you're going to lose a lot of the quality of hearing them clearly. Especially like look right there. There's there was a guy who was shorter and one who was taller. Are we going to spare a mic for the best quality for them to be here to heard of in the choir? It makes >> I don't know. It's probably not as big as a big deal. It just doesn't me doesn't sound like the right thing to do. [Music] I wonder who was leader. He's like someone that coordinates with him. [Music] >> That part didn't usually really have like a meter outside of the mics. >> Nice. That's nice. [Applause] [Music] Nice. [Music] [Applause] [Music] this before. >> Not this recording, but this [Music] Oh, [Music] she [Music] mission. [Music] Oh, [Music] What are those? [Applause] >> Are they smoke machines? They're like looking huge boots. >> They look like one of those like like like steamers that people look like. [Music] For me personally, I don't like I don't really like to listen to it. [Music] [Applause] Nice. The only times I really like listening to [Music] love how the [Music] as I was saying like Kazanus for me like the only times I actually like would listen to Kazanus is that if I like had like a very stressful or long day and so I decided to like uh just die down by listening to Kazanus but not really like a thing that I would usually do. But yeah, it's great. It's great. As we approach the ancient city, we find it surrounded by a massive and magnificent wall that encircles her on all sides. This wall was built by the Turkish Sultan Sullean the Magnificent in the early part of the 16th century. One can still see the remnants of the original wall, which was destroyed nearly 2,500 years ago. Much of the present wall was rebuilt on her earlier foundations. Today, you can take a walk on top of this wall from where you'll get a bird's eyee view of the interior of the old city and the splendid vistas that lay beyond it. >> It's not even sleep. Each angle gives us a different panoramic view of its interesting and beautiful surroundings. >> Nice. >> Okay. >> Now returning to the stage. Welcome Jewish music sensation Williger. >> Nicey Williger. Nice. I don't really see him around anymore really. We love to interview him though. >> Sounds familiar. [Music] I don't know the song. Never mind. [Music] I'm going to teach you God. [Music] Sh. [Music] Oh, is that the same kid from from Hats 18 dancing with him? That would be very cute if it was. You got the t-shirt. So cute. [Music] [Applause] What a cute kid. >> Good for >> in general. Like I get it. Like it's very hard for singers to have like uh like just to have your act on a stage shared by like fans and stuff. Not not not hard because like oh it's a fan or something. This is hard because you have to now base your performance and your act based on what's on stage. But with the orchestra it's because it's the music with other when you have others with you have to like change up your game on stage. >> Unless I'm overthinking it but I could be. You show [Music] nice. Very nice. That was very nice. >> My nephew. >> Oh, okay. That makes more sense. >> It is that constantly stands and watches and cries over her children. So so cool to see like how much of these people in the orchestra have stuck into this orchestra for so long. >> It's crazy. >> Ask for her children for [Music] >> Oh, I react to this actually. [Music] I'm going to post that reaction on it on the chat. [Music] Ra, [Music] however, [Music] [Laughter] [Music] [Applause] I'm going. [Music] Amen. [Music] That's a great song. It's a great song. Definitely my top songs. I know there's not like enough like, oh, that's my top out of all of them. My top three. [Music] Punish [Music] Such a good song. I love it. [Music] [Applause] [Music] Wow, really well there. Nice. [Music] I [Music] song [Music] This is a a whole new song. [Music] >> Oh wow. This is a metaly of co of of basically. >> Nice. I don't know this one though. [Music] Morning is [Music] gloroo. [Music] Turn. [Music] Wish name. [Music] Nice. I Yeah, that was pretty really really really really good. Any comments quickly? Nope. No comments so far. Who will be the first? Shout outs. As we enter the old city, we can choose from as many as eight different gates. >> Mhm. By far the most magnificent and impressive gate is the northern gate called the sha the Damascus gate. >> Mhm. >> The Arabs have set up their wares here and through it enter the old city. This gate in the northern wall is called Shahar Hakadash the new gate and was first built towards the end of the 19th century. >> Nice. This gate is Sha Hordis, Herod's gate, also called Sha. Real music. Okay, one second. Where is it? >> To the east, we have Sha Arayote, the >> All right, there we go. >> Hotel Jerusalem. >> And now, ladies and gentlemen, with his own Jerusalem experience here in New York tonight, welcome someone from the old city of Jerusalem, the one and only Naim David. I am Beloved. Oo, I reacted to one of the songs. Thank you so much. Thank you so much. Shalom. Shalom. [Music] Oo [Music] and I've Jesus. [Music] Oh my. [Music] >> Oh yeah, this is great. [Music] Sounds like >> he's like that time. It's like it's like hard not to, but it's like preparing >> it for [Music] I love shoo [Music] sounds like him. My mind [Music] guitar work is great. [Music] I shake the lash. [Music] So out of breath [Music] sounds like Libash song. No, no, no. I'm just going to smile. Oh, that one. That sounded like that person. >> Thank you. >> Hey, brother. If there were 20 more like you may be here already. Okay. So, for Hashem, I may shi Thank you for having me. [Music] We've been searching for so long. When will we reach a city wall? Well, I raise up my eyes to the heavens above. Dear Lord, we will never despair. Well, if I could only tell you just how beautiful it was. Holy mountain with the light of all ages. >> Is this improv? by the song as the heavens came down in great [Music] holy mountain with the light of all ages. Stone walls dance the evening skies as if the heavens came down. >> This has to be improvised. Open up all your gates. Let me in. Open up all your gates. Let me open up. [Music] >> Who's the guy playing with him? I wonder. [Music] Taking a walk through ancient city streets to see what could be found there. Where the righteous of all contemplating, >> no way is he like [Music] >> he's improving it like Leapa does. Can't be. Like I'm trying to see if he looking at a teleprompter or something. [Music] >> No, he's not. >> Okay, ask me. >> Maybe you're not. Maybe he's just a genius and he actually knows all the words. No way he knows words like that. [Music] It's famous song, right? [Music] >> Who is playing with him? I wonder actually. Like the guys are playing with him. >> Also, I don't see Estro Lamb there. So, is it just those two? >> The three guys. That's it. Oh, the drummer. Wait, is that his or No, that's not Lamb's. Lay your head on the holy western wall. Take a moment to dream of that ancient holy place where God's temple will soon stand once more. Well, if I could only tell you just how wondrous it was at the home that God calls his very own. Where all men take refuge from east, west, far and wide. They were there. You'll be there. Well, I'll be there. [Music] >> He's for sure making the words up. >> From east, west, far, and wide. >> He's for sure making it up. >> Yeah. So, they brought their he's so none of the ghetto orchestra is there. >> You can tell. You can actually hear it. [Music] Are those like people like a part of his like thing >> like always or like it would be funny if like if he just like went to Oh yeah, I got like three Yeshua bush to do the stuff with me. [Music] He's like the English Adan but his voice is much better. If you don't know Adan interesting as fella [Music] guitar [Music] also the one on this on the drums pretty good. [Music] He looks sweaty. Oh, no. This is probably just his hair like that. [Music] say, you know, just like I'm inspired inspired because every year, every year has such a spot in his heart for especially for your >> Does he have a stir vest? We all want to be there. [Music] Except the American Aan is like so off that like I like >> I don't know. I don't really like this guy's voice but You could tell he's very generous with the music and also the music is good. [Music] She say in Lord know [Music] I said [Music] I said [Music] in [Music] I don't know this song. It's great. This is very repetitive. >> He's a Okay, to summarize this guy, he's basically [Applause] [Music] I'm sad that there's no more coming with [Music] I did reaction to this song. >> This thing a higher note. That's very interesting. [Music] Yeah. [Music] >> I did a reaction to this guys. This would [Music] Apparently, apparently this was at one point like the song for wedding. He was getting the bass there pretty much. [Music] >> I'm liking this better than what the the actual song itself, >> ironically. [Music] [Laughter] [Music] just going on and on. Love it. A higher key, but I actually like it better in the ocean. All right, let's go. already clapping. [Music] Oh, he's also going fast. Yeah, I like this already better than the original. Look at that. [Music] Oh, it [Music] Oh wow. Hey, as long as the song is like a seven for me, this is a nine. Like so much better. [Music] This is what I like for this birdie. Boom. Boom. [Music] Oh. Oh. Oh. Wow. Wow. Wow. My my >> All right. This great [Music] Yeah, I'm bottom. [Music] Um, I'm loving this already. >> Feel much better. The original by far. Nice, nice, nice. [Music] [Applause] [Music] >> This is so much better than the original. I I I keep saying it because it's so like evident and it's so true. This is so much better than the original one. I wonder like even even when people play on guitar, you know how you start playing guitar, you start to bleed a little bit, but you get used to it and it doesn't happen as the more you do it. But like I wonder if like when you like it now with these guitars start being again a great song. [Music] >> And now I understand why people were always dancing with this song at their wedding. You're my [Music] [Laughter] >> Pretty good. [Music] Good night. Good night. [Music] >> This is so much better than the original. Great. I can't believe my friend that re the one that recommended me to listen to this song the first time he recommended me to this person >> and um he was right. I should have listened to this one not the original one. This is great. [Music] W. >> Oh, good. Yeah. [Music] Oh, this great ending. I'll play that. [Music] My God. You shall [Music] [Applause] [Music] The western wall. The most dear and tre reminder of and glorious past is but a remnant of the much larger wall that once surrounded the temple mount [Music] old hug [Music] ancient oil. There you go. Now, this I did see. >> Good evening. >> It's a pretty famous clip. My friend, >> my name is Leaper Schmelzer. I supposed to be with you tonight, but I had a wedding overseas. So, I spoke to Shia and he had a brilliant idea that I should be here and there at the same time. I would like to share with you a song that you all know, but I wrote some new words even >> and it's all about guilt. And by the way, I just received good news. I was able to save a lot of guilt by switching to Geico. [Applause] Now, this is great. Ask me Green to post this song. >> Where airport? >> Hey, Lipa, is that you? >> Yeah. Yeah. Can I get in the car? >> All right. Go in the back. [Music] >> Um, I'm going to London. I have a wedding there. You take me to effort. Uh, okay. Right. Don't forget to take the video for us because uh I want to take show. >> Oh, great. [Music] You reach the desk for help. Just ask. You're finally in touch with Here comes [Music] Even though I heard and saw this video so many times. It's great. It's a great song. That's bringing any music. What could go wrong with this? Great. appreciation [Music] forever with money and whatever they always [Music] come. [Music] [Applause] Brother, [Music] it's a shame when you came. I'm not there. Please don't blame. I was busy. I was busy traveling somewhere far from far far away. I have to say a masle talk for you today for the concert which is J. [Music] Wait, that guy is the one that comes into at the supermarket. I wonder what he is actually. [Music] They always come with the children's heart. [Music] Great. I love it. [Music] They just entertain them and you're the ones maintaining people. It's all about [Music] Great song. >> FBI [Music] FBI and a jewelry store. H >> I'm not here. Readybody. [Music] >> No, you would give some guilt for H, huh? [Applause] >> That was great. Herman bro. >> Let's hear it for Lipa. >> It's great. [Music] the Hel [Music] interesting how they just end. [Music] sing. [Music] Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. [Music] Yeah. [Music] B on me. Sh [Music] your [Music] pretty good. I don't think I'm missing. I don't know what it is. [Music] again. [Music] [Applause] Hurricane. [Music] [Laughter] I don't know. A lot of raining in there. I don't know what it is. >> I don't know. I don't know. I must [Music] Shore [Music] here. [Music] in all [Music] you Oh, [Music] never. [Music] >> I don't like screen. I don't know. The first part Randy was doing was the first one in the concert was much better. I don't know. >> It's not like his horse. It's just you hear it. >> I don't know. [Music] Maybe it's the quality of how old this the is video maybe that I can hear in I don't Oh, you'll know [Music] build up build up before. That's great. Oh, you volcano. Oh yeah. [Music] [Applause] [Music] I wish like I don't know be honest I feel like the races could be like more up ES master now that we have the perfect Start like a half [Music] like that's great. [Applause] Me [Music] Not bad. Not bad. [Music] Um, okay. I'm not a big fan of [Music] that's my only fun part I actually like about this part is your own just going. You can clearly hear the dynamics he's putting into the concert into this piece >> to the side of the >> Okay. Yeah. before we continue. >> All right. Shout out to Mendel Young Ben Miller. OM OBM. Yes. Allah. Yes. Yes. Passed away a few months ago. Really? I didn't know that. You got to learn to appreciate Kazanus. I love Kazanus. I don't like Hazanus. I love Kazanus. But yeah. Um, no. I'm not saying it was bad and terrible. I'm just saying that when he sang the first part, like the first part he was singing, what was it? Um, when he did, I actually quite liked that one in the in the beginning of the concert. He saying, I actually like it. But this one, I don't know. Kind of fell flat for me. I don't know. For there, I actually liked it. It was up here and then I was expecting to still be here or at least go higher, but went down a little bit for me. I don't know. It could be a lot of different things that I not sure why or I could pinpoint, but yeah. Yeah. So, yeah. Shout out to Mendle Young. Thank you for in the info. All right. If there is no more to uh unfold in the comment section. Let's continue on with the concert. No, >> let's skip here to go to the music. It was over a large bridge that protruded from these stones and on these very steps that our ancestors made this talking. Wow. [Applause] [Music] We got Mat. Woohoo Mk. [Music] What time we had? He started out in this concert. How long have we been in this concert? An hour and 41 minutes. We had like about an hour and 15 minutes without him. [Music] This is weird. [Music] myself [Music] by Mona Rosen Bloom. Oh, classic by MPT at Half. Look at that. We're watching that right now. It makes sense that would actually connect with this so much with Mos. Are you [Music] Glorious. [Music] Yeah, Rosen post this. Wow, it's great. It's such a classic song. You could barely say it's one of the most famous songs actually unless an anim [Music] We are [Music] glor. Glory. [Music] Yeah, it was Mon Rose. Okay, fine. Yeah, that's composed by MBD. Yeah, for sure. That's the most second in Monros. [Music] >> All right, let's get back to it. [Music] [Applause] Lama lama. Wo wo wo [Music] is more [Music] Again. [Music] Okay. Again. [Music] [Applause] [Music] That short guy, that dog eye. It's so funny. He kind of seemed like more intimidated by a dog guy like Glory. [Music] [Applause] [Music] Oh my glory. [Music] Where are you? [Music] Yes. We la. [Music] [Laughter] [Music] [Laughter] [Music] Wow. The way he did that long end so flawlessly, you know, brain in his emotion and his face. It's great. Ooh. Oh, this a fierce one. [Music] You know this from 18 from the old city lies the ultra religious >> I thought it was really up to the song. I guess we'll continue with the concert. >> Competitive and difficult times. >> All right, let's continue on. Before we do that, some Q& A's. >> Some Q& A's. Mendel Young, shout out to you. We had this on DVD back in the day. The dancing kid yamay actual music. Yep, 100% agree. This is a very good concert. H. It's a very good concert. It's very good guy playing with David is Ari Boangio Boangio and Naki Cron. Sorry if I mispronounced your name. Uh yeah, thank you very much for letting me know. I actually wanted to know this part was always the best. He basically a mix between K Bakasan and Bob Dylan. I don't know, Bob Dylan, but yeah, you're right. It is. And no wonder why uh people were singing this song all the time. Um uh to this. Yeah. Um also I would add there also a mix with Adan because Adan is Yeah. This is like so like American Adan. All right. Those are the lyrics of the song. He knows them. about pet. I know him also. Seriously, that's insane. Respect. Wow. All right, I'm done with my rant. Well, I'm not. I love all these facts. Please continue viewing. Um, lol. But Adon's music sometimes are a bit unlistenable. I agree. That is why I'm liking him dubbin more because he has like that heart like au authenticity like Adhan but his voice is better. Is that a wait that's actually a song but I don't know it. I know it's a song because it's a famous quote but I never heard the song before. So maybe I'll do it as a reaction later. Uh, pull it up. It's Adan. Oh, maybe I'll do a reaction on it. Look at that. All right, let's continue with it seven days. >> However, I heard someone once say that that day is not celebrated once a year. >> Oh, wait. Let me fix the screen. >> But every single Monday, for every Monday in the shy, we say the following. >> Oh, this song. [Music] I don't like that. >> Yeah, I don't like that. Like that's not how you start this song. You should you should add the background vocals at like now, not like in the beginning. >> This part should only be Oh, >> yeah. Like now it's nice like first [Music] >> if they [Music] Give us [Music] our heart to [Music] you say you say You play [Music] here and here. [Music] know he's RI. [Music] They know this place called [Music] know our great [Music] angel. [Music] hearts behind. [Music] >> Here we go. RT [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] can [Music] [Applause] Thank you very much. >> This next song is really what has propelled Sha Shalis into what it's become today. And as always, we like to ask for the next song. Two young gentlemen to sing it with us. And we'd like to ask David Gibber Gibber and Schlommo Posen to please join us for the next song. And please everybody join us. Sing together. Si and I l >> Oh wow. You have two young boys. Um this is probably what started Shaell's Jr. like they had these boys being with them and they're like, "Oh, why don't we have a junior choir? Why did they give them new bikes? What's with sharing these mics in this concert? [Music] Keep saying that. [Music] So nervous [Music] [Applause] in your [Music] face are [Music] may [Music] come. He [Music] shows [Music] this kid is also very nervous, but he looks like he has a lot to give. I actually want to know what like how how high is his Schlommo. >> Wait, that's it. The kids leave. The kids leave. Wait, why did they walk this off the Wait, why don't they stay? I'm so confused. What? What was that about? What was Stay with you? >> Everybody sing along with us. >> What was that? >> Okay. I've never seen that before and halfever. [Music] >> Whatever [Music] my [Music] That little guy looked better when he had a bigger and has 23. He was I don't know. He was so much more >> prominent. I don't know how to explain it. [Applause] Shine [Applause] [Music] [Applause] shine is [Music] I like [Music] Everybody [Music] May [Music] we try together [Music] my brother. [Music] belong. [Music] [Applause] [Music] Hello. [Music] >> No longer this concert along because they always repeat the song twice. I'm actually [Music] pretty >> good harmonies. That was pretty good. >> That was pretty good. [Music] We won't [Music] love [Music] you. Thank you. sounds of gunfire penetrate the air. A nation once again finds itself engulfed in war. Dev Okay, before we continue though, some Q&As's more Q&A came in. Guys, continue bringing in the Q&As's. Mendle Young stop, my father's album was made together with you Rosenthal. Yes, I believe we Yeah, it's true. It's true. And has five song composed by him. Nice. And features a song with Shashel Jr. I believe that song is a Wait, the whole Shashelle Jr. or one of them? Because if it's one of them, we did uh react to that one. Uh Ashi, no. Not Shira. What was it? Um Shamra Sham Shami. Yeah. Still till this day, the only singer he ever gave songs to was my father. Stop. Interesting. Interesting. Otherwise, his songs are only ones and junior albums. I believe that's the same with Yak beun that he only would compose songs for the Miami Boys Choir and there still rare occasions he did. He composed songs for Cole Salonica, Judea. Otherwise, there were all his albums. And there was also another thing like someone told me is was that a song of MBD without my begun. Something like that. Now my rant's done. I have to dorm counsel. Oh, good for you. All right. Any more Q& A's? No. All right. Let's continue with the concerts. See what's happening next. [Music] There's nothing single. Why is he not here? Please God give strength unto your people. You know friends sometimes we don't know where our strength is coming from anymore is known to all >> maybe I don't know could be not >> let me just tell you some of you may already know it there's a who came to the holy land >> and he fought in 1948 Good >> in 56 and he had two sons, two holy holy sons >> in 1967. One son left this world. >> Oh gosh. how to sanctify God's name in the name of the holy land. And now [Music] his second son joined his father Abraham in heaven. >> Wow. >> And I heard this story from the person who has to tell the parents when God forbid the children die. He said he just didn't have the strength anymore. They were driving around the block five times. How could they tell him? But regardless, finally, they made themselves strong. They walked up to the door. A holy shidel. They tell him, "We're so sorry to let you know, but your last son is also gone." You know what he did? [Music] God gave him so much strength from heaven. >> Get this song ready. >> Took a little bit wine said, "My son, I envy you. You gave your life for the holy land. He said to his wife, "We were privileged to have two holy sons who gave their life for the holy lamb." [Music] Oh, [Music] [Laughter] shallow. [Music] Oh, it's fair. >> Oh, it's not fair. This is what I was saying. [Music] What is [Music] your [Music] Let's go. [Music] Whoa. Whoa. [Music] Let's go friends despite our tears. Let's be strong. Oh, I love that. I actually like that. [Music] Oh my gosh. [Music] [Applause] [Music] I show [Music] [Applause] [Music] you. Nice. Was good. Thank you. That was good. That was good. Any comments? Just double checking. Nope. All right, let's continue. Please post your comments. I really want to give you guys a shout out, answer questions. Be great. [Music] Interesting. Interesting. Interesting. [Music] [Applause] [Music] of the earth. [Music] >> Why do you give that one mic and a short guy and then the two tallest guys in the choir join? Funny. Oh, I'm up there. I actually know this song actually. Look at that. I don't know. [Music] for [Music] [Applause] [Music] oy. [Music] Let me [Music] I am shush. [Music] [Applause] [Music] Let's throw in [Music] the Let me [Music] know again. [Music] Shalle [Music] um um I love what he's doing to the arena. [Applause] [Music] Nice. [Applause] Oh. Oh, classic. Oh, [Music] the Shore [Music] is You [Music] miss [Music] him. Lord [Music] you Christ by [Music] everything. [Music] Oh yeah. I feel [Music] Oh, [Music] [Applause] hey. [Music] [Applause] [Music] music. [Music] You shall love him. [Music] foreign [Music] is [Music] your I [Music] feel like at least they put like some effort in matching scenes of the presentation of the video to the music. older people. You hear the kids [Music] Say voice. [Music] Nice. Beautiful. Beautiful. All right, more Q& A's. More Q& A's. Irish Life or Schlle or Schlle, I'm sorry if I mispronounce your name. What I like about these older concerts were that they didn't focus so much on lighting and stick, but more on the singing and the music. There was more warmth and feeling and you lamb. Wow, that is true. Very true. Very true. But I would argue that there has been older concerts that did both. For example, Miami Boy Choir. They made a whole thing about like the lighting and stuff. That's why I bring it up. Um, yes. So, he continues saying, "Why do you have to sing along like you do? Is it for copyright purposes? It really ruins the entire video." Look at that. I do not do it for copyright purposes. Why do I sing along with it? I mean, wouldn't you? It's not like I'm trying to put a stick or anything or like I'm trying to watch this video for you. I'm watching it with the masses a concert I never watched before. It's a watch along and I'm just I'm not putting up a show. Like if I was watching this by myself, I'll probably do the same thing like sing along with it and harmonize with it. Just who I am. Does it ruin the entire video? I don't know. I'm not really thinking about what ruins a video or not. I'm just generally watching a concert with you guys. All right, let's continue watching. Um, yeah, here we go. Not every year, but many years, we've had Rabbi Borak Chait from your shalim teaching us a new song. >> Oh, yeah. >> Well, this year he was busy with yeshiva. He couldn't get here. basically Shivas Marava. But we do have a new song from a very famous composer, Mosha Lafer, >> who's with us tonight, but he's very stage shy. He just likes to stand there with his thing and conduct, but singing is not his forte. So, I guess we'll have to teach you the song with the band. And I'd like to ask the group to join me this new song. >> All right. See how it goes. Oh, don't leave. But that must leave. Oh, he's drinking water. [Music] [Applause] Hero shall roar. [Applause] [Music] know this song. I'm all for [Music] Hallelujah. [Music] [Applause] [Music] Hallelujah. Happy new year. Hallelujah. >> Bless [Music] you. [Music] Hallelujah. [Music] Hallelujah. You might launch. [Music] [Applause] [Music] Shall I? [Music] >> Nice song. Call >> it eight. Eight and a half out of 10. [Music] Hallelujah. [Music] >> Yeah, that was nice. and North Chief together. >> Oh yeah. Oh, one guy came and shook his hand. >> Tonight is the time that we show our gratitude. >> Skip, skip, skip, skip. [Music] >> The simple things that most others take for granted to walk and talk. >> There you go. Ooh, someday. Yes, let's go. Someday. That's good. [Music] Frigid. alone. Just a small group of men. >> Oh, small group of men. >> When rushed the solders, [Music] the mo [Music] of flickered on that day. [Music] So many tears, so much sorrow. >> Pain has lasted. Thousands of years. >> Oh, thousands of years. will stop crying. [Music] The cruelty will [Music] stand. [Music] >> Someday we will all be together. Someday we'll be sheltered. and never will we have to express our scars and our wounds will ahead [Music] of he'll be [Music] sh Oh my Once again, >> oh again. [Laughter] [Music] We learn every day and we die. [Music] Ask those old times. >> Yeah, please bring those old times back. >> Actually, I have I kind of have like bring the old times back. >> It's true, but when comes everything's going to be renewed, so time now. I don't know. [Music] will lead us. >> I know I said in my review, but I tend to forget things, too. [Music] >> I want to find out before. [Music] Oh, yeah. [Music] Oh, >> please go a different [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] we We have to >> have anything and I won't disappear. >> We'll be there. [Music] [Applause] [Music] us >> once again in our beautiful home. [Music] >> Oh, >> come on. We can do much better than that. I know where has he got it from? His last 17. [Music] together. [Music] >> Yeah. >> Nice. Great. That was amazing. I just for this finale. All right, before we get to the finale, let's see all your comments. Let's see who are we shouting out. [Music] No one seeing is bowing. Please have someone for the finale. [Music] [Applause] [Music] Wait, who's the third guy? You only list the two guys that find [Music] the guy who directed the fire. [Music] Can you ask some more swinging, please? I only like finales that end with a bang of [Music] No, no one's thinking. Oh gosh, what could be [Music] Roll? Yeah. [Music] and half. Yeah. Mando. Yeah. [Music] I'm getting [Music] Yeah, I like Holy Flipper finale. was orchestra, but where it was singing, not your like foot past. Come on, boys. All right. [Music] All right. I just want to look for that name. Good name. Oh, I don't know. [Music] Any good names out there? It's the gold hotel has the square garden. [Music] That is so that Anyway, [Music] there we go. [Applause] would like to thank some of our co-sponsors. >> Emporia. >> Yeah, whatever. You don't need to see the cocon sponsors. That was an amazing concerts. Um, to rank them with all their has concerts that I've watched and liked, would I say it's a Would I say it's a top? I don't know. I don't think so. I know a lot of people There are very classic moments in this concert that definitely make it top tier H moments, but as a concert overall, I don't know. I don't know if it's my top I don't know if it's out of my top five for sure, but uh yeah. All right, guys. Thank you so much for joining us at this live stream. It was amazing. I loved every second of it. Uh thank you very much for those who commented and those that gave uh insights to the concerts. I hope to see you uh for the premium podcast especially also every day for our Jew do those to Jewish music that we have every day um on YouTube on Instagram and on Tik Tok. You can find our daily reviews. We have our reactions every Sunday. And uh what else is there? So many things happening and there's a lot of juicy things that are happening this year. Lot of juicy interviews lined up especially. I can't wait to show you who is gonna be for this week. This week this week. This week is going to be Let me see if I can find a picture of him. This week is going to be there. Good picture. Good picture. Good picture. Good picture. Good p picture. Good good good. Boom boom boom. I can't find a picture right at the moment. But anyway, this person that we're going to interview is someone from McGillas Lester. He is Harvona and he we interviewed him and he was part of the previous podcast and we talked a lot about acting and comedy and improv and stage and theater and and insights on Miguel Celester and insights. Also, he did also a few videos on the mushman. So stay tuned for that episode. That'll be a great episode. And uh yeah, we're always kacking. Always knacking. 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