Keili Atah on Piano - Art, Music & Poetry

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Topics: Music; Song, Nigun

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August 14, 2012

Amazing

This performer was on tour and came to VA, I saw him with my sister and we cried and laughed through all of his performance.
He's truly a gift, as a musician, composer and performer.

Shimon Sofer
Baltimore, MD

May 27, 2010

Beauty. Such Beauty. Who ever performed this should make a CD with all the Lubavitcher Niggunim on piano. That is something I would really be interested in buying.

Anonymous
la, ca

February 10, 2009

The best version of Keili ato

Mordche Zalman ben Avrohom ha-Kohen
Bratislava, Slovakia

January 19, 2009

The music speaks to you

this music is absolutely beautiful beyond words.
i feel like the music itself tells a story and talks to you. you can feel it as you listen to it.
thank you for this powerful, georgous, and moving piece.

Danielle
Holland, PA

December 15, 2008

Deeply moving

The intensity, depth and color are very moving. Thank you for this stiring and sensitive interpretation.

Levi Kaplan
Brooklyn, NY