Rana Choir is the only Jewish and Arab women’s choir in Israel. It features singers from Muslim, Jewish and Christian faiths who consider one another family, and their very existence as a group is an ...

This Sunday, the Triangle Jewish Chorale is holding the first two fall concerts. The shows mark a milestone: the group’s “Twenty-Fifth-Anniversary Gayla.” The name pays homage to Gayla Halbrecht, who ...

In honor of the Jewish holiday season, the 38-member Chicago Chamber Choir is presenting special evenings of Jewish choral music. The concerts will be on Saturday, Nov. 15 at 7:30 p.m. at the Music ...

A nonprofit group in North Central Florida is hoping to connect people of various faiths, backgrounds and cultures by forming a new chorus that stems from the traditions of Jewish choral performances.

A group of Orthodox Jewish tweens called the "Miami Boys Choir" have gone viral on TikTok. Chananya Begun, the son of the group's founder, launched the TikTok account for the group in June. Begun told ...

(New York Jewish Week) — All across the country, groups of Jewish teenagers meet each week to rehearse as a choir. In groups as small as two and as large as 18, they gather in synagogue basements and ...

TikTok has become well known for launching some unlikely trends, from Lizzo's uplifting dance challenge to the more gory trend based on Netflix's serial killer biopic, Dahmer. But no one could have ...

This article is adapted from The Branch, a monthly podcast exploring individual relationships between Jews and Arabs, Israelis and Palestinians. The Branch is produced by Hadassah and created by Dina ...

TikTok's latest musical craze has nothing to do with pop stars or Top 40 hits. Instead, users are obsessing over a 2007 recording of a choir of Jewish tween boys singing an Orthodox pop song in Hebrew ...

TikTok has the power to make quite literally anything popular—even an obscure 2007 performance of the Miami Boys Choir singing an Orthodox pop song. The video is ripe for nostalgic virality online: ...

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