These days, Hasidic singer Shochi Goldstein is launching the first episode of his new and unique Shabbat project - "Shochi's Shabbat." In the project, Shochi hosts great singers from Israel and around the world for a series of moving and inspiring Shabbat melodies.
In a large part of the chapters you will find sacred and original songs sung in holy courtyards, performed by the best Hasidic musicians.
In the first episode, Shochi hosted Moti Ilovitch, Yoeli Klein, and Yoeli Davidovich, who together perform the moving and uplifting melody "Shalom Aleichem" of the Satmar Hasidism - the holy song sung in Jewish homes at the beginning of Shabbat, alongside a Shulchan Aruch Shabbat.
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The amazing arrangement was entrusted to keyboardist and arranger Zviki Rubin, who turned it into a marvelous work.
In each episode, before entering the musical part, each singer also shares his or her thoughts - a few words about the next song. The personal stories and special memories add depth and meaning to each performance.
The songs are accompanied by visual clips that were filmed at the highest level, and were edited, colored, and directed by Hershey Segal, in whose mind the entire idea was born - and they provide an unforgettable visual and musical experience.
Join us on this amazing journey, get excited, sing, and experience Shabbat in a new and special way.
Credits: Arrangement: Zviki Rubin I Sound and Media Production: Hanania Saunders I Mix: Avi Reimi I Recorded at: BYG studios, Yonatan Blau, Avi Reimi, Yanki Cohen, Michael Tsi I Guitars: Avi Singolda I Direction, Editing and Color: Hershy Segal I Photography: Yosef Shelest and Nachman Alber I Lighting: Arthur Marchanescu I Assistant Lighting Designer: Yaron Gutfarb I Production: Dodi Bauer and Haim Lipshitz I Cover Design: Zeira. Thanks: Shlomo Heller. Public Relations: Control
