Menachem Herman - Sweet Home Jerusalem

Опубликовано: 29 Сентябрь 2024
на канале: Israeli Music in English
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Based on "Sweet Home Alabama" is a song by Southern rock band Lynyrd Skynyrd.

Lyrics by Rabbi Lazer Brody
Filmed by Donny Wetzler,Brian K.Spector
Edited by Brian K.Spector

Canadian--born Israeli, Chassidic Rock guitar player / vocalist, Menachem Herman, since 1995, was best known as the leader of the Menachem Herman Orchestra MHO, which bears his name. By 2006, Menachem Herman was just "Menachem" & enchanting audiences all over the world at concerts and weddings. Having travelled globally for 30 years, he understands different kinds of people. He shares his inner feelings about life, good & bad, and his interpretations of the world we live in can be heard in his music.

Over the years Menachem has recorded many successful albums. In 2010, he has recorded his first of many to come, an exploratory solo album that expands upon his unique musical style. "Sweet Home Jerusalem". The lyrics echo a deep yearning for world peace and all bothers and sisters to come home.

His style is one-of-a-kind & reaches deep for a soulful expression in a troubled world. Menachem's music, an authentic mix of old and new school, is big on classic rock drama and power, whilst still making room for blues and ethnic styles. Playing with his heart n soul, you feel music is not only on the pages of his music books. Time and time again, whether a concert or private event, the producer or client emphatically states that he "made" the evening a true success; each of his events, fun, elegant and authentic!

Members:

Menachem Herman - Vocals,guitar
Avi Israel -- Keyboard, Grand Piano and back up vocals
Tomer Buchnic -- Trumpet
Ruvain Marantz -- Sax, Clarinet, Flute
Jonathan Hill -- Trombone, Classical Guitar and back up vocals
Danny Freedman - Violin
Hillel Herman -- Percussionist
Yoni Madar -- Drummer

http://www.menachemherman.com
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Permission to upload the video received from Menachem Herman.