Photos by Meir Pliskin for COLlive.com
Soul ll Soul 5770 After Party
Supporters of Chasdei Soul II Soul mingled at Sunday's Concert After Party in Brooklyn School of Music with Avraham Fried, Shmuly and Tzirl Goldman and COLlive's A Jewish Star finalists. Photos, Video
Supporters of Chasdei Soul II Soul mingled at Sunday's Concert After Party in Brooklyn School of Music with Avraham Fried, Shmuly and Tzirl Goldman and COLlive's A Jewish Star finalists. Photos, Video
Editor of COLlive Yehuda Ceitlin (L) with A Jewish Star judge and owner of Neshoma Orchestra Michael Sojcher
Chasdei Soul II Soul directors Shmuly and Tzirl Goldman
A Jewish Star finalist Shuky Sadon (R) with Avraham Fried
A Jewish Star finalist Avraham Ohayon (L) with Fried
Soul II Soul 5770 production (from R): Shmuly Goldman, Naftali Oliverstone, Fried and Sruli Tannenbaum
Mr. Duddy Farkash of Farkash Financial presents A Jewish Star winner Binyamin Moshe with a cash prize
….I thought to comment the same thing when I saw it…but yes it’s only a chabad thing…
to # 15 i love u to!!!!!!!!!
you are right. But Tosfos already asked the kashe. and the Maharsha answered. The Rif also discusses some of the issues you comment on, while the achronim dissect and deliberate it even more. The result they all agreed was Teiku.
(Its still Adar, after all 🙂 )
Dearest Duddy,
keep up your great work!! helping others and great organizations. Love U.
SF
Its only our minhag not to
To the rest, please dont bite the guy for making a comment
BS”D Very nice! Wonderfual that there are those dedicated to exposing talent amongst the Jewish community. However I still ‘don’t get it.’ Was this a ‘singing contest’ or a ‘performing contest?’ It it was a ‘singing contest’ then the winner should not have been allowed a guitar. There is the orchestra to accompany him. If it was a ‘singing-performance’ contest then they should have brought, or played on an instrument to enhance their performance. If they didn’t play an instrument then they could have, perhaps, danced, juggled torches or somesuch thing to enhance their ‘performance.’ Was the contest an example… Read more »
where’s the hat!?!?!
with the cell phones??
Avrham Fried is wearing a kapata because the Concert was Rak Chabad – Chabad Levush. Even the orchestra was dressed white shirts/ black pants.
well done!!! it turned out an amazing success!!!! 🙂
i miss you all so much!!
He looks so bored of all the picture taking already. Or maybe just tired after a performance.
hey, wish I knew about this before, I would’ve joined the party 😉
Cute to see each contestants reaction/response afterwards
he can bang many more times by Maariv, after his judgment.
( from a guy that knows music for 30 years and hurt that i wasn’t voted to be a judge to decide who should judge)
first of all be nice and polite….second i know you probally are confined to crown heights village… but the rest of the world klaps….so watch your ignorance.
GOOOOO LIBA FARKASH!!!!!! LOVE YOUUU 🙂
great pics that capture the emotion and exitement of this wonderful soul to soul concert – they did it again!! Yasher Koach!
#1
Minhag Ha’ari is not the only minhag
thank you
Avram Fried: Why are you wearing a Kapotoh?
the first comment was funny!!!!!!! really funny each to his own minhag
you transalate the video
fyi:
not clapping during maariv is something from the rebbe
it is not mentioned in any sifrei halacha and not even say it in the alter rebbe’s shulchan aruch
maybe sefer haminhagim
i know that majority of the minyan were lubavtchers, but the honorable judge michael sojcher is allowed to keep his own minhagim
I recognize Russel, Shmueli, and Stiefel from the cometiton in the choir. Pretty cool.
Hob rachmonus
i like the phone siddur!! 😛
Judge Michael S. – I’m not sure that your suppose to bang your chest during maariv..