Shai Wiener Continues to release impressive performance for Iron Sheep assets.
Alongside original and new singles, he launches another live performance, this time with Avrimy Roth, to the song "Shema Benny", originally performed by Mordechai Ben David.
Shai has already performed the song with the great mentor MBD, and now also with Avrimy Roth.
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The special series was recorded and filmed within the walls of the Great Synagogue in Jerusalem.
""Shema Benny" is undoubtedly one of the most unforgettable moments in the career of Mordechai Ben David (MBD) A song that has become one of the most beloved and played songs in every Jewish home over the years, based on the words of The Ramban.
In the famous letter he wrote to his son, Pninat Musar, which opens with the verse "Hear, my son, the discipline of your father, and do not forsake the teaching of your mother," and continues with guidance for generations: "Always be prepared to speak all your words with ease to everyone and at all times." The moving melody of Rabbi Baruch Hayat, turned the ancient words into the anthem of white fathers in all corners of the world.
towards Torah Giving Holiday, In days when the people of Israel are preparing to receive the Torah anew and strengthen the connection between the generations, two unusual voices meet: Avri Rot, one of the most senior Hasidic singers in Israel and around the world, and Shai Wiener, from the younger generation of faith-based singers.
Roth's deep, mature voice meets Weiner's youthful, enthusiastic voice, and together they give the old song new life. Not a dusty rendition from the archive, but a living, breathing transmission of a tradition from father to son.
After "Ivo Shalom," "Ten Li," and "Kashcheh Elev Bocha," which established Shai Wiener's status as a shining voice in the landscape of religious music, Wiener adds another layer to his unique musical language: a collaboration that connects generations, styles, and seminaries. From that simple truth that accompanies all of his work, there are songs that should not be allowed to remain in the archive.
