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V'hi She'amdah - Yonatan Razel Arr: Doron Ben Ami - HaZamir Gala Concert 2016
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- čas přidán 7. 04. 2016
- HaZamir sings " V'hi She'amda," composed by Yonatan Razel and
arranged by Doron Ben Ami. The piece is conducted by Erika Schon, Conductor of HaZamir Baltimore, accompanied by Cantor Michael McCloskey (Conductor, HaZamir Boston).
HaZamir: The International Jewish Teen Choir is a program of the Zamir Choral Foundation, www.zamirchoralfoundation.org
Yes Jews should be proud because of their wonderful music and culture. The world does not respect enough.
Shalom from Germany
Jürgen music school of Leverkusen
Most beautiful to hear our future generation singing with so much love! Touching
Just Awesome. Thank you HaZamir and Erika Schon!
Such a pleasure to listen to.
Even now, I remember all of the words.
Such a lovely piece
Beautiful music; powerful performance.
Celestial!
🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
I just can't stop to listen to this. V'hi She'amdah - what that means?
+Liubov Bevz "He stood"
+Liubov Bevz
The words are from the Pesach Hagada; VEHI SHEAMDA means "And that has stood..."
"And [it is this promise] that has stood for our Forefathers and us.
For not just one enemy has stood against us to wipe us out.
But in every generation there have been those who have stood against us to wipe us out,
and the Holy One Blessed Be He saves us from their hands."
Interesting that it's actually phrased in the feminine--literally, "And she has stood for our ancestors, and for us..."
Seriously? In Hebrew every noun has a gender, and there is no "it". It is phrased as such that the promise (f.) has stood in our favor and God (m.) saves us from them.
Liubov Bevz It’s part of the Haggada of Pessach. G’d is saving the people of Israel from all the enemies... find more Wikipedia
i see myself :3
SAME. I was in the front row which was like super stressful omg
Was that Professor Dr. Alan Mason turning pages for the pianist?
Yes.
Proud to be a jew
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A perfect tune for chorals. Otherwise I go for Requiems, Cherubini, or Shira and the like.