Grown men now. And some of them I can still recognize from their childhood performances. The joy has not changed a bit. I'm so glad so many of them could make it to the reunion. Mazel tov! Ten years after the performance. I'd love to see the reunion be a regular thing.
This was very difficult to pull off. It was a one time performance for their 36 anniversary concert. They've done Alumni groups in the past (including an album of original songs with a group of 4 alum called Miami Alumni) but it's difficult to maintain a group like this as most of them have jobs outside of music or have moved away.
No my heart is not still there. They stole it the first I watched this video. I always tear up. Grown up even more since ten yrs have passed since this performance. They simply amazing and I love the song.I watch this often and can't stop smiling.
Front Row, Stage Right to Stage Left: Gershi Adler; Jordan Odinsky; Shaul Elson; Yoshi Bender; Benji Elson; Zalman Pollack; Eli Sinreich; Jonathan Brody. Back Row; Stage Right to Stage Left: Amiel Tabanpour; Yisroel Moshe Weinreb; Yitzchak Friedman; Daniel Muchnick; Eric Stern(Steve Carrell look-alike); Nochum Stark; Isaac Benishai; Elchonon Majeski; Zevy Kaufman I watched the Miami 36 concert and it listed the names and kid/adult pictures so I just went through and matched the adult picture to a person during the performance.
Is it just me... or do they actually sound better?... Now, who was it that said you can't improve on perfection? I hope they get to cover their whole 'back catalogue'. Wouldn't be interesting if the 'copyright' owner decided to do a 'mix' Yes, a 'then' & 'now' duet would be absolutely magical. Jewish music is going mainstream...at least attaining its own following.
Two ID questions: 50 seconds in, who is the guy second from the (audience's) right in the group singing? He looks so similar to Little Isaac (although I know it's not him, since Big Isaac is someone else on that stage lol). And, who is that jovial, happy-for-everyone guy with the long peyos? I've been wondering ever since I've seen him for the first time, sometime in the last two weeks.
Hi there! I have a question for someone who is Jewish, I mean absolutely no disrespect from my question, it is just coming from a place of pure curiosity. Why is it that some Jewish men have long hair growing from their sideburns, and some have a simple, clean haircut with no long hair? And does a Jewish man having a beard VS no beard have any significance? Thank you so much!
Hi! It’s just different sects of Judaism. The long locks are called peyot - those are usually Hasidic. Clean shaven is usually just regular orthodox or modern orthodox.
they are called peyot/payot/peyes (depends which language and sect) some wear them long and curled some just don't fully shave their hair, some wear them a bit longer behind the ears, some just cut it. judaism is like all other religions in that it has different interpretations of how certain rules should be followed.
these men are all men who graduated from the younger choir at any point. most of them are from before the 2007 group (the yerushalayim group), so like from 2000-2005, however im sure some men were in mbc way earlier than 2000 as well. this performance was from 2013 though so im guessing yoshi was like 16-18. idk how old he is now
Well, firstly the accent and pronunciation that they’re using is different than the Hasidic dialect. But mainly because they’re not dressed Hasidic. As an Orthodox Jew there are some nuances that are obvious to me.
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We also hope to see them sing Yerushalayim!
so true
MAKE THIS HAPPEN
YES!!!!
The internet would never recover from a full-length video of all of the same performers doing yerushalayim 😂😂 but like ...i mean that in the best way
you know this was recorded 10 years ago, right?
Yoshi still having a blast performing!! I loved hearing the matured voices!
HE LOOKS LIKE HE'S JUST GLAD TO BE THERE 😭
this is from 2013 😭
i disagree. less passion in this performance. bring back the boys
The reunion of this choir may be one of the most wholesome things that happened this year 10/10
It didn't happen this year
it literally happened 10 years ago
Grown men now. And some of them I can still recognize from their childhood performances. The joy has not changed a bit. I'm so glad so many of them could make it to the reunion. Mazel tov! Ten years after the performance. I'd love to see the reunion be a regular thing.
Can recognize my boy yoshi anywhere
Love how happy they look
I’m maori from New Zealand but for some reason I like this song makes me wanna dance my way to mac Donald’s and back
YOSHI❤️ Let us see you again in the next reunion 🥺
Yerushalayim please with the SAME outfits and choreography plz plz plz
I never heard of the Miami Boys Choir before but they really have some groovy songs
Soloists: סולנים
2:58 3:07 Isaac Benishai אייזיק בנישי
3:34 Nochum Stark נחום סטארק
3:44 Eric Stern אריק שטרן
04:10 Zevi Kaufman זאבי קויפמן
Groups (left to right): הרכבים
0:34 Gershi Adler, Jordan Odinsky, Shaul Elson, Yoshi Bender
0:44 Amiel Tabanpour, Yisroel Moshe Weinreb, Yitzhak Friedman, Daniel Muchnick, Eric Stern
0:52 Benji Elson, Zalman Pollack, Eli Sinnreich, Jonathan Brody
1:11 Nochum Stark, Isaac Benishai, Elchonon Majeski, Zevi Kaufman
2:51 Yoshi Bender, Isaac Benishai, Eli Sinnreich
Members: חברי המקהלה
Elchonon Majeski (1988 - 1994) אלחנן מג'סקי
Nochum (Nathan) Stark (1989 - 1993) נחום סטארק
Eric Stern (1992 - 1997) אריק שטרן
Yisroel Moshe Weinreb (1996 - 1997) ישראל משה ויינרב
Eli Sinnreich (1999 - 2002) עילי סינרייך
Daniel Muchnick (1999 - 2002) דניאל מוצ'ניק
Isaac Benishai (2000 - 2003) אייזיק בנישי
Zalman Pollack (2001 - 2005) זלמן פולק
Benji Elson (2002 - 2003) בנימין אלסון
Jonathan Brody (2002 -2004) יונתן ברודי
Yitzhak Friedman (2002 - 2005) יצחק פרידמן
Jordan Odinsky (2002 - 2008) ירדן אודינסקי
Shaul Elson (2002 - 2008) שאול אלסון
Amiel Tabanpour (2003 - 2005) עמיאל טבנפור
Gershi Adler (2003 - 2006) גרשי אדלר
Zevi Kaufman (2003 - 2006) זאבי קויפמן
Yoshi Bender (2005 - 2009) יושי בנדר
zevi slayed tbh
without your comment, i wouldnt have realized that was Nochum singing
They should do more of these with the older guys. Miami Men's Choir heheh....
This was very difficult to pull off. It was a one time performance for their 36 anniversary concert. They've done Alumni groups in the past (including an album of original songs with a group of 4 alum called Miami Alumni) but it's difficult to maintain a group like this as most of them have jobs outside of music or have moved away.
If you do not love these guys then check to see if your heart is still there! 🧡
so real!!!
No my heart is not still there. They stole it the first I watched this video. I always tear up. Grown up even more since ten yrs have passed since this performance. They simply amazing and I love the song.I watch this often and can't stop smiling.
I am still listening to this twice a day. GOSH DANG!
Yerachmiel looking as fancy as ever!
This was amazing!
I have no ide what they are singing. But i can say, when i feel down i jsut lisen to this song and it makes me happy again.
100% pure joy.
Crazyyyy to see how grown they are !!! I hope they sing Yerushalayim !!! ❤
This is magical
Love how much fun they are all having
I start my runs with this now lol. Choir is epic as per, mad props to the drummer too
I love these people ❤
I wish they'd do a "who's who" with their childhood pictures :-) One of them absolutely hasn't changed though
Yoshi Bender😂
Front Row, Stage Right to Stage Left:
Gershi Adler; Jordan Odinsky; Shaul Elson; Yoshi Bender; Benji Elson; Zalman Pollack; Eli Sinreich; Jonathan Brody.
Back Row; Stage Right to Stage Left:
Amiel Tabanpour; Yisroel Moshe Weinreb; Yitzchak Friedman; Daniel Muchnick; Eric Stern(Steve Carrell look-alike); Nochum Stark; Isaac Benishai; Elchonon Majeski; Zevy Kaufman
I watched the Miami 36 concert and it listed the names and kid/adult pictures so I just went through and matched the adult picture to a person during the performance.
Wow awesome work thanks
They sound good!
Mormor noterar; glädjen finns kvar, lovsången mognar och visheten djupnar. Välsignelse till er med familjer!!🙏
STANNING YOSHI FOR LIFE!!! ❤❤❤❤
this makes me happy
SLAYYYYYYYY
So beautiful.
I love this song ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Greetings, thanks for sharing.
We Need Ayom V'norah
Spetacular!!!
Geweldig !! Awesome
proof that music knows no boundaries.
it's so beautifui!!
i love it!!
❤️❤️❤️❤️
simply...a heater!
4:58 Yoshi looks so proud 😭
Amazing!
YYYOOOOOO !!! ALL GROWN UP!!!
please come to Prague!!!!!
bring back yerushalayim 2022 plz!!!!!!!111!!! *-*
🙌🏻♥️🙌🏻 BENDICIONES 🙏🏻🕊️🔥 GLORIA DIOS GLORIA GLORIA ALELUYA ♥️♥️♥️
Thanks TikTok!
Beautiful amazing singers hatzlucha in the future
Terimakasih. From Republik rakyat Indonesia
this is going to be a grey bearded rabbi choir sometime
Please could you upload M'heiroh?
כל הכבוד מאוד יפה
רפואה שלימה-❤
Dude in the front with the glasses, think his name is yoshi. Recognized him from the yerushaleim vid in two seconds.
👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
its the guy from the boy choir!
beautiful wish i understood the language!!
was that a little fist bump at 3:56
This might be a controversial opinion but I like this song even more than Yerushalayim
I disagree but I admire the dedication
Tbh same here but yerushalayim is also great.
Is there way you can add translation?
Are these all the kids older or different people?
Mix from all the years going way back.
theyre all alumni who were in the choirs when they were younger. this performance is from 2013
Is it just me... or do they actually sound better?...
Now, who was it that said you can't improve on perfection?
I hope they get to cover their whole 'back catalogue'.
Wouldn't be interesting if the 'copyright' owner decided to do a 'mix'
Yes, a 'then' & 'now' duet would be absolutely magical.
Jewish music is going mainstream...at least attaining its own following.
Yes they sound better. Amazing voices.
1:52
Two ID questions: 50 seconds in, who is the guy second from the (audience's) right in the group singing? He looks so similar to Little Isaac (although I know it's not him, since Big Isaac is someone else on that stage lol). And, who is that jovial, happy-for-everyone guy with the long peyos? I've been wondering ever since I've seen him for the first time, sometime in the last two weeks.
I think his name is Benji Elson
Here’s his TH-cam channel
th-cam.com/channels/0UxMDkKnEOM3H3MY0wlY3Q.html
The guy with the peyos is Benji Elson, his brother, Shaul, is standing on the other side of Yoshi
50 seconds in looks like Daniel Muchnik
Mazel tov!
Are there english lyrics for this music anywhere?
From the verse in Psalms which begins “How good it is for . . “
@@NotAFeminist976 Thank you!
Hi there! I have a question for someone who is Jewish, I mean absolutely no disrespect from my question, it is just coming from a place of pure curiosity. Why is it that some Jewish men have long hair growing from their sideburns, and some have a simple, clean haircut with no long hair? And does a Jewish man having a beard VS no beard have any significance? Thank you so much!
Hi! It’s just different sects of Judaism. The long locks are called peyot - those are usually Hasidic. Clean shaven is usually just regular orthodox or modern orthodox.
Different interpretation of the commandment not to cut the corners of your beard.
they are called peyot/payot/peyes (depends which language and sect) some wear them long and curled some just don't fully shave their hair, some wear them a bit longer behind the ears, some just cut it. judaism is like all other religions in that it has different interpretations of how certain rules should be followed.
Can anyone tell me who's David from here?
He's not here. This was from a one time performance from their 36 anniversary concert and they only got the Alumni they could.
he isnt here! this group is full of alumni from the 80s-2010s. this performance was in 2013
Oh okay... Thanks
What is tej lyrics un english?
Yoshi is the protagonist
1:50 brother looks still like before he grows up
Are these the same guys ?
From the Yerushalayim performance? No
these men are all men who graduated from the younger choir at any point. most of them are from before the 2007 group (the yerushalayim group), so like from 2000-2005, however im sure some men were in mbc way earlier than 2000 as well. this performance was from 2013 though so im guessing yoshi was like 16-18. idk how old he is now
At least one of them is. Yoshi Bender.
McLovin in the middle 👌
Lyrics?
tov meod
Someone now what with shaul elson today ?
*tears up* they're men now
Yiddish accent throws me off so much 😭
Most of these guys barely know one word of Yiddish, if at all.
Not Yiddish, Ashkenazi.
OH MY GOD IS THAT NOCHUM STARK
0:46 Brother!
the guy who looks like mclovin looks exactly the same from when he was younger
Voices are much deeper 😅
POV you just came from Yerushalyem
First
Roman salute spotted 0:46
The backstreet jews.
some of them are kinda...... like, listen...
🎵❤️🎶🇮🇱
I just can't believe all of them are still religious
That’s how they were brought up. However not all of them are Hasidic.
Why on earth not?!
Actually non of them are Hasidic. Just regular orthodox or modern orthodox.
@@reginaphalange9316 How do know none of them are Hasidic?
Well, firstly the accent and pronunciation that they’re using is different than the Hasidic dialect. But mainly because they’re not dressed Hasidic. As an Orthodox Jew there are some nuances that are obvious to me.
God bless Israel and the Jewish people.
No jazz 2/5
Aww the little financial advisers all grew up!
pics,kiilers
These are kids you antisemitic bigot
So much money and hamptons houses in one stage
Why do you say that?
@@lmackler1 because theyre jewish
🤣🤣🤣
As a Jew... I'm weak