EPISODE · Feb 2, 2020 · 42 MIN
76: The Gates of Song feat. Waterbury Mesivta [TATTY MY KING]
from The Rabbi Orlofsky Show · host Michoel Samuels
Waterbury Mesivta's Dovid Edell, Shlomo Ghoori, and Moyo Orlofsky join the show to discuss the most popular music from Waterbury, songwriting, and the how to use music to truly connect.Please donate to R' Orlofsky's Shul: http://bit.ly/orlofsky-shul-donate🏆 Sponsored by Shas4Shidduchim, learn more at: https://shas4shidduchim.org🌎 Learn more about sponsorships: https://bit.ly/sponsor-orlofskySong List:[2:13] Tatty My King[14:33] Ekrah (Shalsheles)[27:53] Bring us HomeDovid Edell (Vocals)Shlomo Ghoori (Vocals, Guitar)Moyo Orlofsky (Vocals, Guitar)Bass and additional instruments by Michoel Samuels~~~Sponsored by Shas for Shidduchim:This Tu B'shvat, hundreds of lomdim will finish all of Shas in a single day as a zechus to bring singles closer to their zivugim.By sponsoring a daf, for $100, on behalf of a single, you can help harness the immense kedusha and power of limud HaTorah and Tu B’Shvat in their zchus!Learn more or sponsor a daf at https://shas4shidduchim.org~~~Sign up for R' Orlofsky's brand new live online shiurim!🎙 http://rabbiorlofsky.com/live~~~"The Rabbi Orlofsky Show Theme"Composed and Performed by Lenny SolomonLearn more at https://rabbiorlofsky.com/music~~~Follow Rabbi Orlofsky around the web!📅 Event schedule: https://rabbiorlofsky.com/events✉️ Send feedback: https://rabbiorlofsky.com/contact🤗 Sponsorships: https://bit.ly/sponsor-orlofskyOther platforms:• https://torahanytime.com/#/speaker?l=256• https://facebook.com/rabbiorlofsky• https://twitter.com/RabbiOrlofsky• https://youtube.com/rabbiorlofsky
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Waterbury Mesivta's Dovid Edell, Shlomo Ghoori, and Moyo Orlofsky join the show to discuss the most popular music from Waterbury, songwriting, and the how to use music to truly connect.
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