Beri Weber

About Beri Weber

Beri Weber is a singer on Lehallel — the filtered YouTube platform. 101+ of his recordings can be watched here, with no ads and no comments.

Beri Weber sings Chassidic song with the fire of a farbrengen - in Hebrew, in Yiddish and in English - and composes most of what he sings, many of his songs on the words of the tefillos and of Rebbe Nachman. Each song is here once, its most-watched recording, with what its name means.

His albums are Thank You Hashem, One Heart, Ben Melech and Aguda Achas, and his songs have been watched many millions of times on YouTube: "Yachad" (together), from Ben Melech, more than eleven million times, and "Rabi Shimon", from Aguda Achas, more than ten million - a video he produced, directed and wrote himself. "Chabatzkapella" brings back the old Chabadzker niggun of the Tzemach Tzedek of Lubavitch, sung all a cappella; "Tateh Helf Inz Shoin" (Father, help us already) is from Thank You Hashem; "Riboin" and "Gesher Tzar" are from One Heart; and "Hamelech" was made for Rosh Hashanah in Uman.

His best-known songs: "Rabi Shimon" for Lag BaOmer, "Riboin" (Master of the world), "Tateh" (Father, in Yiddish), "Gesher Tzar" on Rebbe Nachman's words that the whole world is a very narrow bridge, "Rabeinu", "Hamelech" (the King), "Duvid Hamelech", "Yosef" and "Parsha". From the siddur he sings "Vetaher Libeinu" (purify our hearts), "Melech Rachaman" (merciful King), "Hoisha Nu" with Ari Hill and "BeLolkim".

In Yiddish he sings "A Kochav" with an all-star cast, "Rikudig" and "Chasidishe Tantz" for dancing, and "Kerestir", for the town of Reb Shayele of Kerestir; in English, "Give A Smile", "Keep Up 'n' Just Smile", "Thank You Hashem" and "Rubbing Away the Frosty Night". "Hadran" sings the siyum's farewell to a masechta, "Lev Nishbar" (a broken heart) and "Bitachon" with the Shira Choir sing of trust in Hashem, and "HaLaila HaZeh" with Simcha Abramczik is for the Seder night.

His live evenings have their own place below - "Kacha, Vatosif, Layehudim", three songs he composed in one long night of singing with friends, and "Ashira, Lo Lefached, Vatischak" - and the Weber Chuppah, which he sang with Shlomo Yakov Weber. Each song opens on its own page, with no ads and no comments around it.

You can search inside the songs by what was said, play the whole catalog back to back, or follow Beri Weber to be told when something new comes in.