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>> Guys, we're starting an amazing bar
mitzvah here in Masada between the
mountains. You can see what's going on
here. This is crazy. Together with
Prielich Band, it's going to be an
amazing night, something unusual.
It's a generator like powering up all
system. Crazy stuff going on. Beautiful
setup. And we're getting ready [music]
for night one, a great night of music.
Night one of Masada. This is a crazy
production. We've never seen anything
like this before.
This production has been in the works
for months. Romi Schreiber didn't put
down the phone since this event was
booked months ago.
Um, we're very excited. A lot of great
music, a lot of great food, and a good
bar.
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>> Lai lai lai lai lai lai lai lai lai
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>> We are here in Lishishi
in Jerusalem, the holy place.
We are in Bar Mitzvah and Hakafot Torah
with Freilach band from America and
Malchus choir from Israel.
And it's very exciting. The big event.
So much happiness.
So much details.
The preparation.
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>> After the violin came to here, the next
event
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>> Hello, good evening everyone. You're
going to think of someone [music] that
you know. Go like this everybody.
We're over here by a beautiful,
beautiful Bar Mitzvah. [music]
It's so gorgeous. Look at right here by
the Kotel.
Yedidut [music] Band is killing it as
usual, bringing the authenticity of
Jewish music.
I'm so happy to be here. I'm so excited
to be here the entire weekend and
looking forward. It's going to be
amazing.
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>> This is the fourth event and the final
event [music] of this trip.
It's been an intense week. It's been a
great week. A lot going on, a lot
happening.
Tonight we're having Ohad and Shulem
Lemmer [music] and then we'll wrap up
the night with performance by Yishai
Lapidot. I'm very excited.
The biggest challenge is first of all to
get the equipment that you used to use.
Uh and to communicate with people who
used to different
way of working.
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>> It's so good to be here and to be back
in my homeland in Israel and I'm looking
forward for another great gig tonight.
It's going to be a lot of fun.
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>> But Shulem Lemmer!
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>> Ohad had an incredibly beautiful Shabbos
over here from the Toyameo to the candle
lighting [music] and then the meal and
then now to finish it with Abdullah. Now
we finish it off with a beautiful Malava
Malka. It's going to be so exciting. We
have
oh Moskowitz, myself, Yishai Ribow is
coming and we have Hashem. It's going to
be amazing, [music] incredible.
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>> Wow, we just finished a week of [music]
festivals
and every night was a full beautiful set
up with lighting and LED screens and
programs. It was a crazy experience. We
played in some of the most magnificent
places in the world and we have Saul
Bloom
guiding us every step of the way.
Transportation, VIP vans, pickups, drop
offs, rehearsals, sound checks,
local sound guys, our own sound guys
that we brought in, combining the band,
bringing you out the best talent and the
best
artists, everything on one stage and one
program.
What a wonderful week. I have no words.
Crazy. It actually hit me when I played
Yerushalayim which is which is a song we
usually play every night at the end of
an event or at the end of a wedding and
today we're playing Yerushalayim and I'm
like holy cow, we're actually in
Yerushalayim. I'm like this should never
end. I don't want it to end but here we
are, we got to go home. But this was an
incredible experience working with all
the local artists and vendors and
production people with Sa'ada to
Yerushalayim to Davidson Center to uh
the to the Waldorf. Unbelievable
experience. We're super humble and and
and grateful for the family that brought
us out here. Mazel tov. Got to go back,
unfortunately. Oh!
Give it up for