New Music Video Keeps Holocaust Memories Alive
"Rainbow in the Night," a new music video about the Holocaust, keeps alive the memories of the Jews who perished.
"Rainbow in the Night," a new music video about the Holocaust, keeps alive the memories of the Jews who perished.

At only 12 years of age, Avishai Rosen has made a remarkable leap and has become one of the most popular singers of Jewish music.

There are no rock guitars or hip-hop beats, just simple acapella songs perfomed with traditional pronunciation by Faraj Samra.

Guitarist Nadav Bachar and violinist Oren Tzur launch “Doors of Repentance,” project with acoustic versions of Hassidic melodies .

He said, "Whatever you put in, you get back a hundred thousand times." Every time I tell this story I end up crying.

Rabbi Shlomo Carlebach's songs are among the most well-known in the Jewish world. The concert unites veterans and younger talent.

Vocal group Mafteach Soul releases tribute Song for Gilad Shalit.

The Jerusalem International Oud Festival will take place November 10th to November 19th at the Confederation House.

"We wanted the outdoor footage so badly that we went out in the middle of the storm and waited by the field until the eye of the tornado."

"Real happiness has nothing to do with reason. To be happy for no reason reaches out so much more," said Rabbi Shlomo Katz.

"Religious shmeligious. Once I heard Reb Shlomo say that he doesn't the meaning of the words religious and secular."

Samet refers to the band's eclectic style as "a combination of Carlebach, klezmer, traditional hassidic music and reggae."

"I think this is like a new wave. People are understanding that they can be connected to different parts of our culture."

"I was always looking forward to being able to capture all the moments that happen live and share it with the world," says Shlomo Katz.

Arutz Sheva TV met a group of television and movie celebrities who are in Israel with "America’s Voices in Israel".

Camp Simcha, an overnight US camp for children battling cancer, visited the Statue of Liberty and recorded a moving musical video.
Dr. Lawrence Siegel's "Kaddish - I Am Here", a musical composition based on testimonies of Holocaust survivors, premiered in Israel.

The Bereaved Fathers' Choir is a group of men who lost their children to terror or in IDFservice and who deal with the grief by singing.

Famed Hassidic star Avraham Fried connects to Israeli musical "jewels" that have lyrics that suit his singing tradition.

The International Klezmer Festival has just locked up three days of rollicking musical celebration in the mystical city of Tzefat.

New York-born violinist Ori Wissner-Levy helps the IDF spread cheer as part of a special project for musicians who serve in the army.

Hassidic singer Avraham Fried is marking the 30th year of his career with a new album written by Israeli songwriters.

Al-Arabiya calls Lebanese belly dancer 'undercover agent', not for clothes, but for performing with Israelis and raising both flags on stage
Their Candlelight video has 5.5 million hits. Now the Jewish a capella group is hitting Jerusalem with their unique non-instrumental sound.

Arutz Sheva meets Ziggy Marley, son of Reggae legend Bob Marley, in Israel. "Israel feels like home to me," he says.

Check out this amazing young talent! Only seven years old, but with professional stage presence.
Hundreds of people came out to see the accomplishments of the students of Mizmor, the religious music school.

Just in time for the Festival of Weeks, a Shavuot music video reminds Jews around the world that Tuesday night is the time to "stay up all night!"
"Mr. Heavy Metal" Marty Friedman performs Hatikva with Japanese metal band in Israel. Jewish former Megadeth member rocks Tel Aviv.

Bar Ilan's Music Dept. held a conference about Israeli music. Arutz Sheva TV speaks with one of the academic organizers about Israeli culture.

Members of the band “Deep Purple” have no qualms about performing in Israel – and says those who do are “wimps.”
A new video song by Dov Hoschander includes moving pictures of soldiers as he sings, “HaShem, protect our men in arms as they defend our land.”

INN TV visits Mizmor, a special school of music for Israel's religious sector.

Arutz Sheva's children section records a brand new song in honor of Purim.

Developer Bob Stark is back in Israel not just for real estate, but also to promote his new album with Yehudah Katz of Reva L'Sheva fame.

Rap artist SHYNE, today known as Moshe Levy, talks to Israel National News about his Jewish roots and how they apply to his life and career.

45 years of gathering rare music boxes were damaged in the Carmel fire but the museum's undaunted American oleh owner is reopening.

Hassidic Music Singer Mendy Werdyger came out with his 5th studio album. The album is entitled "Tomid B'Chol Yom" ("Always, Every Day").
Recently out of jail, rapper Shyne now goes by the name Moshe Levi and is giving inspirational talks to yeshiva youth with Rabbi Eli Goldsmith.

Yitz "Y-Love" Jordan talks about his tour in Israel, his journey to Judaism and kosher hip-hop.

Summer street fair brings music and art to Jerusalem's Mahane Yehuda shuk. A Golda Meir made of beans, reggae, klezmer and more graced the market.

Ori M’Ori of Shtar gave up rapping after he started attending yeshiva in Jerusalem. But it was a rabbi who encouraged him to continue.

Operatic Singer David D'or's version of Lecha Dodi was chosen to head a world music CD, and non-Jewish fans mistook it for modern Israeli music.

Despite concerns that Arab pressure caused “cultural terrorism,” Israel's summer music schedule is stronger than ever, including. Verdi at Massada.

The famed chassidic singer Yaakov Shwekey plans for his first-ever concert in Judea, an appearance in Efrat next week.

Known performers will join yeshiva students for the "Complete Unity" Concert, which will benefit two locals charities and showcase new talent.
An inspiring story on why a secular beach festival welcomes Torah outreach and why the rabbis who come feel they make a difference.

Witty, philosophical and humble at age 73, Israeli clarinetist Giora Feidman has released his 40th CD in about 40 years.
As part of an ongoing response to Israeli building in eastern Jerusalem, protesters target musicians lined up to perform in Israel this summer.

Eliezer Kosoy and Yonasan Hill talk about their new CD and accepting G-d's will as positive despite cancer or million dollar movie contracts.

Israeli actor Gili Shushan's body transforms into thousand of little Hebrew letters in new video.
Drama Students at Emunah Women’s College performed an original musical dealing with facets of religious women’s lives to sold out audiences.

Musician finds peace in the Israeli train station. Check out Eliad Eliyahu's latest music video Clouds.
International superstar Yehoram Gaon is celebrating his 50th year in entertainment with a new children's television show.

Ilan Green's 'Voices of the Levites' uses re-created instruments based on those used in the Holy Temple. His concerts unite secular and religious.

Interview with Jerusalem musicians Aaron Razel and Yerachmiel Ziegler who team up on an upbeat new CD that celebrates Shabbat.
Brothers Shlomo and Eitan Katz, both professional singers, talk to INN TV's Yoni Kempinski about their lives on and offstage.
Singer Gershon Veroba talks about the RockAmi Festival featuring Moshav Band, Soulfarm, Piamenta and other young funky Jewish musicians.
Matisyahu returns to Israel on tour with new positive, hopeful songs that combine hasidic Judaism, jam band rock, hip hop and reggae.
Israeli singer talks about his new CD of spiritual, inspiring Jewish music, his Irgun underground uncle, and more.
