Thank you for accidentally coming across my video. Yes, I sang this live at a wedding but it is recording with the studio track that I did with choir. To those who said I am a no name, it's true, except for those that know me 😀. Anyway, glad you enjoyed.
No Thank you! That was a fantastic video, and I really enjoyed your composition/singing. Keep up the great work, and hopefully I check out another one of your videos.
Gavi, I've never heard of you before but I'd never call you or anyone else a no-name. You have a wonderful voice and a lot of talent, and I hope that this exposure leads to even more success for you!! ( I'm not really trying to be negative against anyone who used the word no-name, I'm sure it wasn't intended to hurt your feelings, I just feel like it's good to correct any negativity. As always, 👍 if you agree). A Guten erev shabbos!
Yossi and Avi Piamenta were brothers Who were rockers in the70s style.... guitar and flute (think Jethro Tull). When they became orthodox they revolutionized Jewish music, Especially live performance. Yossi was known as the Jewish Hendrix ( If I remember correctly when he died in 2015 The New York Times ran a story on him). He was devoutly Orthodox, like his brother ; from what I read he was very well regarded in the New York music scene among musicians, Often playing club gigs for a largely non-Jewish and definitely non-Orthodox clientele. Their fame was not as vocalists or composers, although they sang and composed as well. Their "Asher Bora" Is a cover of the song I come from the land down under. I'm not sure that you would find a great representation of what really made them great online. When they played at the type of Jewish music concert which was really a fundraiser for charity, They may have been professionally filmed but their playing would be much more restrained for the crowd. Their studio recordings were much better and actually great I don't know if there were any accompanying videos. Far far better than their studio work were their live performances at the kind of venue where there was unlikely to be a good quality recording, like smaller concerts, clubs, etc. Either one of them (well, especially Yossi, the guitarist) could do an 8 minute solo where the crowd was just mesmerized.... Not the kind of thing that they ever really released on CD..... the studio recording if asher bara gives a taste of that at the end. I saw Yossi when he came to visit a camp I was working at (for kids dealing with illness) and he was spectacular. Played off the energy off the room, the kind of thing that actually couldn't transfer to any studio recordings. Asher Bora was playable at weddings and therefore led to a lot more fame, but I'm pretty sure they wouldn't call it their best.... but it IS worth listening to...
Was so nice! Just discovered another singer, to your credit. Loving this channel. Orthodox Jewish weddings tend to have the women and men split, even during the ceremony they don't mingle. Usually there's a partition between the men's and women's sections, but they are in the same hall.
Customs vary in the different circles but at weddings (like all other gatherings) men and women will be separate besides for two specific part towards the beginning of the wedding in which the customs surrounding the actual marriage ceremony take place. This video is later in the wedding during the the celebration as you said, and the bride would be dancing with the women separately. Not sure who this guy is though he has a nice voice 👍 Love you're content, keep it up!
Piamenta's version is very different. You should watch that too. But Gavi is not a know singer and this is a version I never heard and was quite nice. So thank you very much.
In religious Jewish culture there is a general separation of genders. So women are in the same hall but there is a divider between genders. This separation gives this culture a unique quality because women only associate with women, and men with men, except for their spouses, siblings, and parents. So it's like men are in men's club, and women at women's club. One of the benefits is that this encourages greater fellowship and freedom within each gender. Not only this, each gender has their own specific social responsibilities that don't cross this boundary, so a woman's day looks completely different than a man's day.
The lyrics are taken from one of the seven celebratory blessings made at the wedding and for 7 days after at special feasts made in honor of the bride and groom. Here is the full English text of the blessing: Blessed are You, L-rd our G‑d, King of the universe, who created joy and happiness, groom and bride, gladness, jubilation, cheer and delight, love, friendship, harmony and fellowship. L-rd our G‑d, let there speedily be heard in the cities of Judah and in the streets of Jerusalem the sound of joy and the sound of happiness, the sound of a groom and the sound of a bride, the sound of exultation of grooms from under their chupah, and youths from their joyous banquets. Blessed are You L-rd, who gladdens the groom with the bride.
Asher Bara: In Hebrew, the word "אשר" has the r-sound in the letter that looks like n r Meaning: "which was created". It's part of a bigger phrase having to do with creation in the context of marriage.
1:20 - She's probably not dancing with the men. The men aren't looking at the women dancing, but it could be that is looking for a male family member of her's there. Note, during Corona, there as a separate hall for the women in Lakewood. But generally, there is a separation using a portable wall (wall with wheels) where it can be moved. Sometimes, it's less mobile.
The top 3 Jewish songs are probably one day by matisyahu Im hashem lo yivneh Bayis by shira choir also yesh tikvah by Benny Friedman and ivri anochi by Benny friedman also chabadsker Niggun by berri weber
The actual original song is from Avraham Fried! You can find it on one of his earlier albums. This singer in the video is not really known to that many.
Asher Bara is in Hebrew. In literal translation, it means "that he created". This is referring to God, in the song: "(God) who created happiness, and grooms and brides".
Taken from the sixth of the seven blessings reviewed under the canopy as part of a Jewish wedding: [Blessed are You, Lord our God, King of the universe,] Who has created joy and gladness, groom and bride, delight, exultation, happiness, jubilation, love and brotherhood, and peace and friendship.
The prayer that this is based on is used at Jewish weddings. The reason why many words rhyme is because many use female conjugations. In fact, many of them are now Hebrew names for girls.
nissim black, yaacov shwecky, gad elbaz, and the macabeats are great singers (macabeats are a group) u should do those! gad elbaz has lots id recommend either hashem melech 2.0 or shine on is an amazing one, if u watch shine on watch change the world also (We Are Rachel’s Children of the Cecelia Margules Project) is a banger for nissim black- human greatness 2.0, a million years, hold on, eight flames and change are some of his ones i really like for yaacov shwecky et rekod, your time, i can be, he has truly inspirational songs simcha leiner- ribono , kol hakavod. i really hope you do some of these in the future, theyre amazing! some more ishay ribo would be nice, but alot of his songs are very similer tune wise
The video that gy was taking was a other song with a other singer but it's the same words there is a lot of songs with this words because the words are dedicated for the new couple so there is a lot of different singers and composers who came out threw out the years with songs on this lyrics
This singer is not known at all. Probably a wedding singer, not one of the top Jewish music singers. The singer sings in Hebrew with Ashkenazi pronunciation... in Hebrew we say bara not bora.
Whoever suggested "asher bara" without specifying an artist is a numbskull. There are at least ten different songs by that's name. However I suspect they meant the one by Piamenta, which is not really worth checking out because it's not actually Jewish music. It's an Australian song with the words changed.
Haha, this error was on my part. The comment did say Piamenta at the end, but as I typed in Asher bara, I just hit enter and saw this gentleman's "Live" performance. And I agree, I then checked out the version suggested, and was kind of confused as to why I would react to it. But I appreciate all the suggestions non the less.
@@PortuguesePai I suspect they are oblivious to the fact the tune is borrowed. I only know because I'm Australian. Btw, I made a playlist of iconic Jewish songs being performed live by famous singers 👉 th-cam.com/play/PLWZX2RzoMh3qfrrOLrNY4jskdo-Z2cF5p.html
@@PortuguesePai Glad to hear. Btw, a suggestion on pronunciation: just read the names and Hebrew song titles as if they were English. For many letters, such as R and H and the vowel sounds, you pronounce them with non-English sounds, and this is actually results in it sounding even less accurate.
it depends on how religious you are. (although that isn't actually true because verbatim you don't have to eat and stuff like that in separate spaces at all its just something extra some groups do) but for the most part its just the dancing that is separated because men aren't allowed to see women dancing, but we are allowed to see the men, same for singing.
For the record, I never heard of this guy, and this is probably the most lame music video I've ever seen ALTHOUGH your reactions are nonetheless amazing ❤️🔥
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Thank you for accidentally coming across my video. Yes, I sang this live at a wedding but it is recording with the studio track that I did with choir. To those who said I am a no name, it's true, except for those that know me 😀. Anyway, glad you enjoyed.
No Thank you! That was a fantastic video, and I really enjoyed your composition/singing. Keep up the great work, and hopefully I check out another one of your videos.
For the record, I thought you where great 👍 👌 Thanks!!
@@zeddi4946 thank you
@@PortuguesePai I am glad you enjoyed. I don't actually have any more videos (now) but I do have more compositions
Gavi, I've never heard of you before but I'd never call you or anyone else a no-name. You have a wonderful voice and a lot of talent, and I hope that this exposure leads to even more success for you!! ( I'm not really trying to be negative against anyone who used the word no-name, I'm sure it wasn't intended to hurt your feelings, I just feel like it's good to correct any negativity. As always, 👍 if you agree). A Guten erev shabbos!
Yossi and Avi Piamenta were brothers Who were rockers in the70s style.... guitar and flute (think Jethro Tull). When they became orthodox they revolutionized Jewish music, Especially live performance. Yossi was known as the Jewish Hendrix ( If I remember correctly when he died in 2015 The New York Times ran a story on him). He was devoutly Orthodox, like his brother
; from what I read he was very well regarded in the New York music scene among musicians, Often playing club gigs for a largely non-Jewish and definitely non-Orthodox clientele. Their fame was not as vocalists or composers, although they sang and composed as well. Their "Asher Bora" Is a cover of the song I come from the land down under. I'm not sure that you would find a great representation of what really made them great online. When they played at the type of Jewish music concert which was really a fundraiser for charity, They may have been professionally filmed but their playing would be much more restrained for the crowd. Their studio recordings were much better and actually great I don't know if there were any accompanying videos. Far far better than their studio work were their live performances at the kind of venue where there was unlikely to be a good quality recording, like smaller concerts, clubs, etc. Either one of them (well, especially Yossi, the guitarist) could do an 8 minute solo where the crowd was just mesmerized.... Not the kind of thing that they ever really released on CD..... the studio recording if asher bara gives a taste of that at the end. I saw Yossi when he came to visit a camp I was working at (for kids dealing with illness) and he was spectacular. Played off the energy off the room, the kind of thing that actually couldn't transfer to any studio recordings. Asher Bora was playable at weddings and therefore led to a lot more fame, but I'm pretty sure they wouldn't call it their best.... but it IS worth listening to...
Was so nice! Just discovered another singer, to your credit. Loving this channel.
Orthodox Jewish weddings tend to have the women and men split, even during the ceremony they don't mingle. Usually there's a partition between the men's and women's sections, but they are in the same hall.
Check out Yacov Young I just found out about him he's great he's making a comeback too I just heard a new single he made it's 🔥
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Thank you so much 😀
Customs vary in the different circles but at weddings (like all other gatherings) men and women will be separate besides for two specific part towards the beginning of the wedding in which the customs surrounding the actual marriage ceremony take place. This video is later in the wedding during the the celebration as you said, and the bride would be dancing with the women separately.
Not sure who this guy is though he has a nice voice 👍
Love you're content, keep it up!
I've seem him on social media. thanks for this video it was great
Great video thanks for your time I appreciate
Piamenta's version is very different. You should watch that too. But Gavi is not a know singer and this is a version I never heard and was quite nice. So thank you very much.
In religious Jewish culture there is a general separation of genders. So women are in the same hall but there is a divider between genders. This separation gives this culture a unique quality because women only associate with women, and men with men, except for their spouses, siblings, and parents. So it's like men are in men's club, and women at women's club. One of the benefits is that this encourages greater fellowship and freedom within each gender.
Not only this, each gender has their own specific social responsibilities that don't cross this boundary, so a woman's day looks completely different than a man's day.
The lyrics are taken from one of the seven celebratory blessings made at the wedding and for 7 days after at special feasts made in honor of the bride and groom.
Here is the full English text of the blessing:
Blessed are You, L-rd our G‑d, King of the universe, who created joy and happiness, groom and bride, gladness, jubilation, cheer and delight, love, friendship, harmony and fellowship. L-rd our G‑d, let there speedily be heard in the cities of Judah and in the streets of Jerusalem the sound of joy and the sound of happiness, the sound of a groom and the sound of a bride, the sound of exultation of grooms from under their chupah, and youths from their joyous banquets. Blessed are You L-rd, who gladdens the groom with the bride.
You are a Legend
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Asher Bara: In Hebrew, the word "אשר" has the r-sound in the letter that looks like n r
Meaning: "which was created". It's part of a bigger phrase having to do with creation in the context of marriage.
Men and woman are in the same room but divided and separated during dancing.
But at a certain part they’re together. Hard to explain 😂
Congratulations on 1K SUBS!!! 😃😃
at Jewish events, we have what's called a (mechitza) devider between the 2 genders. that one lady is a waiter.
fyi, never heard or saw this Singer b4.
songs meaning, G-d creates good for bride and groom.
Nice to make your acquaintance 😆
Asher Bara - is a phrase speaking about happiness and the groom and bride.
So there are dozens of songs composed on these words 😄
1:20 - She's probably not dancing with the men. The men aren't looking at the women dancing, but it could be that is looking for a male family member of her's there.
Note, during Corona, there as a separate hall for the women in Lakewood. But generally, there is a separation using a portable wall (wall with wheels) where it can be moved. Sometimes, it's less mobile.
5:08 - You are right. It does resemble Arabic. The reason why some inflections resemble Arabic is because both are Semitic languages.
The top 3 Jewish songs are probably one day by matisyahu Im hashem lo yivneh Bayis by shira choir also yesh tikvah by Benny Friedman and ivri anochi by Benny friedman also chabadsker Niggun by berri weber
Jewish music actually has the biggest variety of genres not just the Arabic style...
The one female is a waitress
check out description below the original video for some more info on the video
the video looks like from a wedding, but the audio sounds pre recorded.
The actual original song is from Avraham Fried! You can find it on one of his earlier albums. This singer in the video is not really known to that many.
Avrami, Avraham Fried's is a different song, but I know exactly why you thought that.
React to Hold On Tight by Benny Friedman it's the sequel video to Vezakeinu so you can watch both.
Asher Bara is in Hebrew. In literal translation, it means "that he created". This is referring to God, in the song: "(God) who created happiness, and grooms and brides".
Taken from the sixth of the seven blessings reviewed under the canopy as part of a Jewish wedding:
[Blessed are You, Lord our God, King of the universe,]
Who has created joy and gladness, groom and bride, delight, exultation, happiness, jubilation, love and brotherhood, and peace and friendship.
The prayer that this is based on is used at Jewish weddings. The reason why many words rhyme is because many use female conjugations. In fact, many of them are now Hebrew names for girls.
My wife is Gila, my daughter is Rena.
You gotta check out the video called "rega" mordichai Shapiro singing with frielach band would to here your thoughts
Asher Bara sasson v'simcha means the one who created celebration and joy.
nissim black, yaacov shwecky, gad elbaz, and the macabeats are great singers (macabeats are a group) u should do those!
gad elbaz has lots id recommend either hashem melech 2.0 or shine on is an amazing one, if u watch shine on watch change the world also (We Are Rachel’s Children of the Cecelia Margules Project) is a banger
for nissim black- human greatness 2.0, a million years, hold on, eight flames and change are some of his ones i really like
for yaacov shwecky et rekod, your time, i can be, he has truly inspirational songs
simcha leiner- ribono , kol hakavod.
i really hope you do some of these in the future, theyre amazing!
some more ishay ribo would be nice, but alot of his songs are very similer tune wise
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Being a professional drummer, I can tell off the bat that you are hearing a studio recorded track
Correct.
@@gavicohn865 Please send my regards to Nossi Gross for me from Shmulie Ziegler
@@CSSZiegler I just sang with him last night! IYH
Same room just has a devider.
The lady you see is one of the waiters
You really need to check out Ki Mitzion by Zev Meth, you'll be pleasantly surprised!
If you want another great singer you can check out Joey Newcomb or Baruch levine
You've got to check out "The King of Jewish music" aka Mordechai Ben David or MBD.
I literally skip through the song just to your comments 😂😂
The video that gy was taking was a other song with a other singer but it's the same words there is a lot of songs with this words because the words are dedicated for the new couple so there is a lot of different singers and composers who came out threw out the years with songs on this lyrics
Lol I've never heard of this singer before and I'M Jewish... So where did YOU bump into him??..
It's amazing that he found me.
@@gavicohn865 Of course man. Congrats! 🙏
This singer is not known at all. Probably a wedding singer, not one of the top Jewish music singers. The singer sings in Hebrew with Ashkenazi pronunciation... in Hebrew we say bara not bora.
True true. I tried my hand at it once upon a time.
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This guy isn't known at all!
He is kind of, not really. Although I did just out out another single before RH V'seiorev, produced by SonicDuo. Check it out.
@@gavicohn865 no offense....
@@shragitzudrin8301 none taken. I get it.
NOW HE IS 😄
Whoever suggested "asher bara" without specifying an artist is a numbskull. There are at least ten different songs by that's name.
However I suspect they meant the one by Piamenta, which is not really worth checking out because it's not actually Jewish music. It's an Australian song with the words changed.
Haha, this error was on my part. The comment did say Piamenta at the end, but as I typed in Asher bara, I just hit enter and saw this gentleman's "Live" performance.
And I agree, I then checked out the version suggested, and was kind of confused as to why I would react to it. But I appreciate all the suggestions non the less.
@@PortuguesePai and I am greatful. Piamenta is legend.
@@PortuguesePai
I suspect they are oblivious to the fact the tune is borrowed. I only know because I'm Australian. Btw, I made a playlist of iconic Jewish songs being performed live by famous singers 👉 th-cam.com/play/PLWZX2RzoMh3qfrrOLrNY4jskdo-Z2cF5p.html
@@jedimmj11 appreciate the playlist! I'll def check them out/add em to the list.
@@PortuguesePai
Glad to hear. Btw, a suggestion on pronunciation: just read the names and Hebrew song titles as if they were English. For many letters, such as R and H and the vowel sounds, you pronounce them with non-English sounds, and this is actually results in it sounding even less accurate.
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Asher Bara = Who created
The real artist is piamenta make sure to do piamenta Asher bara
That's not an original tune. They took it from a song called "Down Under" by Men At Work
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The dancing isn't in sync with the music. This is probably not live recording
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it depends on how religious you are. (although that isn't actually true because verbatim you don't have to eat and stuff like that in separate spaces at all its just something extra some groups do) but for the most part its just the dancing that is separated because men aren't allowed to see women dancing, but we are allowed to see the men, same for singing.
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the female is a waitress
Moti wheis th-cam.com/video/pkiBBDWEWx0/w-d-xo.html
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It sounds like they touched up his voice a bit too.
Funny that you ended up with this guy's video, because he's a virtual unknown in the Jewish Music world 😂
I like being a virtual unknown. So awesome he found this.
For the record, I never heard of this guy, and this is probably the most lame music video I've ever seen ALTHOUGH your reactions are nonetheless amazing ❤️🔥
Thank you for taking the time to watch it.
Gavi, you are the epitome of class. Asher, you might want to take notes.