That was beautiful. Thank you.

Stephen Glass. All time legend.

Does anyone know the version name for 4:00 - 4:38? That is the one I’m most familiar with and I can not find that version as a 'single' anywhere on KZbin or iTunes. Like these many unfamiliar versions of Adon Olam I have just heard, there are so many versions of Leca DODI and it has taken ages to find the exact version (Askenazi) that I love and know. It is kind of comforting to have access to those nostalgic reminders of one’s own shabbos familiarities. I almost began to find it almost unsettling that there are so many versions of these, even covers versions, and I still couldn’t find something familiar despite there being clearly some popular versions of some about! I had given up hope, not quite anxiety producing though! LOL

Wonderfull get ן get the music sheets

Spendid !

שלום. אתה יכול לעשות את הציון הזה זמין?

Very nice Tov Meod

Adon olam, asher malach, b'terem kol y'tzir nivra. L'et na'asah v'cheftzo kol, azai melech sh'mo nikra. V'acharey kichlot hakol, l'vado yimloch nora. V'hu haya, v'hu hoveh, v'hu yih'yeh b'tifara. V'hu echad, v'eyn sheni l'hamshil lo, l'hachbira. B'li reishit, b'li tachlit, v'lo ha'oz v'hamisrah. V'hu Eli, v'chai go'ali, v'tzur chevli b'et tzarah. V'hu nisi umanos li, m'nat kosi b'yom ekra. B'yado afkid ruchi b'et ishan v'a'irah. V'im ruchi g'viyati, Adonai li v'lo ira The Lord of the universe who reigned before anything was created. When all was made by his will He was acknowledged as King. And when all shall end He still all alone shall reign. He was, He is, and He shall be in glory. And He is one, and there's no other, to compare or join Him. Without beginning, without end and to Him belongs diminion and power. And He is my G-d, my living G-d. to Him I flee in time of grief, and He is my miracle and my refuge, who answers the day I shall call. To Him I commit my spirit, in the time of sleep and awakening, even if my spirit leaves, G-d is with me, I shall not fear.

Great flow and dynamics

This is pretty good. Thank you!

Funny to both recognise the fella in glasses front row, and hear a new Tom Lehrer song (my dad loved him). Good songs.

והוא אחד ואין שני

Wonderful

Brill can't see any omen around. I'm Not joking when I post this as my son is called Damien and your sound moves me xxx

Great Song. Have checked out other versions on youtube , but this is by far my favourite. Cantor sounds great and choir blends in so amazingly.

Thank you, Its been rough, so thank you

merci raphael jerusalmy pour cette belle decouverte Antoine

Tov me'od !

beautiful

Really beautifully sang!

פּרעכטיק, איך באַגריס אײַך מיטן גאַנצן האַרץ. פֿון בוענאָס אַירעס אַרגענטינע.

What a very nice sound has this choir I wish that they could com on my daughters chassene-wedding in October 2013

Hello I just read yr question and like to answer you about Adon Olam This version is well known we song it in the Vienna Judische choir last mons In Vienna with 400 men it was a big happening.The San Francisco Adon Olam It was a Jewish festival with 18 differnces choir all over Europe You can find it in the Hebrew paper Haarets last week.

First version please!!

The 4th one is Sholom Secunda's (sped up)

What a lovely sounding choir! If possible, what is the 3rd, 4th, version? I am a cantor in Massachusetts in the US, and I would love to get the music for this medley. Any info would be so wonderful. Thank you kindly!!

Happy Hanukkah!

This was so much fun, thank you!

Beatiful. I would love to see you life. Drishat Shalom miGermania.

No offense, but Jesus CHRIST is for Christians, which is fine for Christians. Not for Jews.

Soulful!

Thank you for your reply. :)

@kamanetzki Glad you enjoyed the showreel. We have a few more videos to release but we're teasing our fans by releasing the videos one by one over the next few weeks. You could always for organise us to come and sing for your community, then you get to hear the real thing live!

Excellent singing on this clip. I'd love to hear more!

@reachmejason The last tune is called the 'San Francisco Adon Olam'. It was composed by Dov Frimer who also wrote the popular tune for Al Hannisim a snippit of which is included in the new showreel video you can see on our channel. The second to last tune is 'trad' i.e. no one knows who wrote it :)

Does the last version have a name? That's my favourite. At my synagogue we sing the one before the last one.

this is badass..

@riiinu1 it's hebrew. it's a prayer praising god

Appreciate this Posting...gorgeous !! As for me and my house, we Will Serve the Lord: the God of Abraham, Issac and Jacob! . We bless ISRAEL ! We Stand WITH Israel...we pray for the Peace of Jerusalem !! . May Israel turn to her TRUE Messiah: Yahshua Ha Mashiach!!!

Brilliant Performance, beautiful music, a new fan from Hollywood CA,

Marvellous!

Nice one. Very powerful

Bless "the apple of our Abbas' eye".....Our eldest Brother ISRAEL!!...this lifted my spirits.....THANKS BROTHER!!

Excellent performance

I went on a trip to Israel at the end of last year. It was amazing! I want to live there someday. This is the version that we sung during our trip. Brings back so many memories. I love it

This is beautiful :)

Marvelous arrangement and beautifully balanced singing!

Shalom. I'm Japanese. I've heard the first version of this song at a synagogue in Tokyo, Japan. Also, I've seen the same melody in the Shabbat service scene of Neil Diamond's movie "Jazz Singer" . It's my favorite version. Will someone tell me useful alias of this version to distinguish it from other variants?

@aarandir Beautiful singing by the way, I particularly like the 'pop' treatment of Adon Olam.

God it is really getting on my nerves now. I absolutely hate it hate it hate it when people start clapping before a piece of music is completely over. Then to rub salt into the wound, people start wooing in a crass manner. I'm only 22 and I sound like an old curmudgeon. Lol