Abie Rotenberg Rivie Schwebel Eitan Katz Baruch Levine Edan Pinchot - Morasha@50 Concert

Shabbat Medley - Abie Rotenberg, Rivie Schwebel, Eitan Katz, Baruch Levine, Edan Pinchot, Morasha@50 Concert Motzei Shabbos February 22 2014 at Purchase College Theater In Westchester, Music Conducted by the Legendary Yisroel Lamm
About the Concert
Hosted by Nachum Segal, Starring Abie Rotenberg, Baruch Levine, Eitan Katz, Benny Friedman and Edan Pinchot,
Morasha at 50 Concert, a Journey Through song
For a half a century, music has been at the core of the Morasha experience. From Shiria to Shabbat, Color War to camp plays, the ram kol to a kumsitz - it's often the songs from our camp experience that triggers the most tangible memories. For our 50th anniversary celebration, we thought it would only be appropriate to celebrate our fifty summers through song.
Whether you're an alumnus, camper, parent, staff member, or someone who simply loves music - you're invited to join us for the biggest event of Camp Morasha's history. Through music and multimedia, our star-studded lineup and surprise alumni musicians will tell the story of Morasha. Following the concert, the entire audience is invited to a gala dessert reception to reconnect with camp friends and staff.

[@Judys_Jewish_Music]

Haven’t seen Edan in quite a while. Nice combo with Abie, Rivie & Eitan.

[@eliacole7461]

so wonderful and enjoyable. Love all the songs, great compositions and singers!

[@gabriel-constantinpopescu7608]

It's really amazing!💞💓💖

[@dbmgna3951]

Awesome thank you.

[@ThatCapeTownGuy]

Really enjoyed this!

[@jewishmusicroom4951]

Awesome!!!

[@shiezoli]

[@mcfrdmn]

Tov me'od !

[@jeffwarschauer]

I believe that the "Lecha Dodi" is by Joey Weisenberg

[@ABE23456]

Some rough vocals...

[@bracha2u786]

Abie Rotenberg & Rivie Schwebel have been singing since the 1970s. this video does not portray them in their best voices, but the compositions are classics.

[@benignuman]

bracha udelsohn and Edan's voice was clearly already changing. He couldn't hold the high notes.

[@leeannep.7652]

@@benignuman He probably couldn't hear himself well, especially on the low notes (been there), plus should have been playing keyboard.

[@leeannep.7652]

@@bracha2u786 Rotenberg was always a far better composer than singer.