During its fourteen years of activity, Yamma Ensemble has become the world's leading group for oriental Jewish & Hebrew music.

The members of the ensemble bring to the forefront their parents' and grandparents' music traditions from Turkey, Iraq, Yemen, Bukhara, and old Sefarad.

They play ancient instruments (duduk, ney, kopuz, oud, shofar) which were used thousands of years ago.

Yamma's sound is organic, acoustic, healthy, pure, and natural, no computers, no chemicals or artificial materials.

The magical Hebrew language receives a place of honor in all its layers and periods - from biblical to contemporary.

Atem Shalom

This song originated in the Jewish community of Bukhara, Uzbekistan. It was spread all over Jewish communities around the world, mainly in Europe and in the US.

It is a blessing for peace, to have peaceful ways of life, a peaceful home, a peaceful mind, to live in peace.

The song says we should aim for peace, as this is the true way that we should go through and develop ourselves.

This video is always relevant as it brings peace and energy from various people in different places.

We hope this will be helpful to raise the energy of peace.

The lyrics of the chant which relate to peace, brotherhood, and love dictated the arrangement which tried to trace the original, tribal way of singing (only voice and drums) in synagogues, in the community, in groups praying for human serenity, for unity, and global harmony around the world, not just as a slogan but as a message shared by bringing various people from around the world to take part in this song.

To create integration and collaboration.

Musicians on video: Aviv Bahar - voice, arrangement, percussion

Avri Borochov - voice, percussion

Yonnie Dror - clarinet

Nur Bar Goren - voice, percussion

Talya G.A Solan, Yamma Ensemble, artistic director

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