No fewer than 52 people performed on the largest vocal stage in the Jewish world: it was at the prestigious "Beychla Demelka" dinner of the Belza Institute Center, which took place at the "Mezudat David" hotel in Jerusalem, led by the Rebbe.
Over 40 choir members stood on one stage, led by members of the 'Malchot' choir, members of the Belza Capella, and also the children of 'Hasidimlech', with Pinchas Bichler conducting the entire ensemble.
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The evening featured soloists from Baazla's court singers - including Rabbi Jeremiah Daman and his son Moshi Daman from Antwerp, Shalom Le'Amer, Harshi Rotenberg, Yanki Oish, Yeshaya Lebron from the United States, joined by cantor Icha Meir Helfgot and prodigy Ari Kraus.
In the midst of the ceremony, the choir performed the Belzai song "Huma Libi," composed by Rabbi Eliyahu Eisenbach, in a special vocal arrangement written for the occasion, with soloists Harshi Rotenberg, Yanki Oish, Moishe Daman, Yeshaya Lebron and Ari Kraus, with the conductors - Pinchas Bichler and Yanki Levinger of Hasidimlaech - also participating with their voices as soloists in the performance.
Production: Tip - Moti Rabinowitz. Sound and amplification: Connection - Mordechai Rosenfeld. Mix: Chaim Mozes. Photography: Nati Alber, Shalom Weber, Yossi Blau. Cover design: SDR Shimon Rochman. Still photography: Yehoshua Fruchter. PR and management: Avraami Goldstein.
