Thursday, February 25, 2021

Six13 and 22 a Cappella Groups Sing "Al Hanissim" as Purim Starts Tonight

No collection of Jewish holiday music videos would be complete without an entry from Six13, an a cappella group that has produced videos for Chanukah, Rosh Hashana, and Passover. In previous years we posted many of their Jewish music videos.

Miracles never cease! Al Hanissim is a text sung on Purim and Chanukah, two of the many holidays on which we thank God for the miracles performed for us. 

In this video, Six13 is joined by over 300 a cappella singers from 22 ensembles around the world singing an updated version of one of their signature songs. The ensembles are listed below the video.

Enjoy! Chag Purim Sameach!

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Featuring: 
The Alef Beats | Brown University 
Ani V'ata | NYU 
The Chaimonics | Muhlenberg College 
Flatbush Chamber Choir | Yeshivah of Flatbush, Brooklyn, NY 
The Golden Ochtaves | Golda Och Academy, West Orange, NJ 
The Heschel Half Notes | The Heschel School, New York, NY 
The Heschel Harmonizers | The Heschel School, New York, NY 
Jewkebox | Temple University 
Kaskeset | Binghamton University 
Ketzev | Johns Hopkins University 
Kol Halayla | Rutgers University 
KOLture Shock | Jerusalem, Israel 
The Maccabeats | New York, NY 
Manginah | Brandeis University 
The Mazel Tones | Wesleyan University 
Oy Cappella | Syracuse University 
Ramaz Chamber Choir | The Ramaz School, New York, NY 
The Shabbatones | University of Pennsylvania 
Shir Appeal | Tufts University 
Shir Rhythm | Temple Israel, Sharon, MA 
Tizmoret | Queens College 
Varsity Jews | Toronto, ON

3 comments:

  1. loved it and loved knowing that there are so many groups out there - give us more!!

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  2. What an upbeat and musically rich production! Love it. It’s the spirit of Purim!! Todah Raba

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