Bennett Zemirot Studios, owned by the renowned composer and musician Rabbi Chaim Bennett, are considered one of the best and leading studios in the country. Many of the most prestigious productions by the most respected artists such as Rabbi Avraham Fried, Rabbi Mordechai Ben David, Yaakov Shweiki, Lipa Shmelzer, Mona Rosenblum and Yochai Briskman were recorded within its walls. Needless to say, the productions of Rabbi Chaim's son, arranger and musician Robbie Bennett, were also mostly made in these special studios. Due to the great demand and the desire to respond to every request, Rabbi Chaim decided to expand his tent, while strictly adhering to the highest standards to which he accustomed his circle of clients. In recent days, the construction of the additional studio was completed and many personalities were invited to take part in its inauguration. The sound in the new studio is particularly professional, as is the sophisticated equipment in it. The acoustics are warm, and the most advanced and valuable equipment has been invested in it. Above all, Rabbi Haim continues to maintain the homely and special atmosphere that those who come through his doors have become accustomed to.
The ceremony to install the mezuzah was attended by the Rabbi Av Beit Din of Sert, Rabbi Yaakov Hager, Shlita, as well as the mayor, Rabbi Hanoch Seibert, who expressed his admiration for the sophisticated studios and the advanced technology displayed therein.
Among the participants were also the talented artists: Rabbi Shlomo Cohen, Rabbi Avrim Roth, Rabbi Meshulam Greenberger, Moti Steinmetz, as well as the producer and stage manager Yuval Stoppel and the former soloist of the "Ranenu Hasidim" choir, Rabbi David Deutsch.
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It should also be noted that every week, professional choir classes for children are held in the studios, under the guidance and direction of Rabbi Chaim Bennett, who has been in this field for many years and has vast experience in training children to sing correctly and integrating them into choirs that perform at prestigious evenings and events held in many countries.
