Videos (below) from Haim Dror shot while riding his motorcycle through Israel.
The sound of the recordings is compromised by the ambient street and highway sounds.

Israel - Jerusalem Passover 
"Shterndl, Shterndl" & more// "Little Star, Little Star"

Israel - Jerusalem Passover
 "Dos Pintele fun Kheyn"// "That Little Bit of Charm"

Bet Gurbin towards Bet Shemesh
 ("Ven Du Lakhst"// "When You Laugh")

Purim in Jerusalem ("Ven Du Lakhst" // "When You Laugh" &
 "Zol Shon Kumen di Geule" // "Let the Redemption Come")

Purim in Jerusalem ("Yeder Ruft MIkh Zhamele" // "
"Everyone Calls Me  Zhamele" & "Friling" // " Springtime"
 

Wolf Krakowski @ Frank London's Yiddish Carnival

IN CONCERT: Wolf Krakowski sings "Zingarella"

"Shabes, Shabes" Live : Wolf Krakowski in New York City

Wolf Krakowski and Fraidy Katz:
Lomir Trakhtn Nor Fun Haynt (Let's Just Think About Today)

 Wolf Krakowski and the Lonesome Brothers:
Zol Shoyn Kumen Di Geule (Let the Redemption Come)

Recorded in concert at the University of Florida@ Gainesville.

Wolf Krakowski and the Lonesome Brothers:
Ven Du Lakhst (When You Laugh) -- A Yiddish Song

VILNA

A docu-music video of the Olshanetsky-Wolfson song, performed by Fraidy Katz set against images of inter-war Jewish Vilna (Vilnius, Lithuania). A gentle, sensitizing tool for all ages and an excellent short before a main program.
Music " Vilna" from "Di Alte Kashe (The Eternal Question): Fraidy Katz Sings Yiddish"

Watch Vilna on YouTube
Music " Vilna"  from "Di Alte Kashe (The Eternal Question): Fraidy Katz Sings Yiddish"

From The Daily Hampshire Gazette,
It's not your typical music video. No breakneck rock and roll riffs or images of tight-skirted women and bare-chested men.

Instead, hauntingly beautiful lyrics ride landscapes of crowded streets, friendly forests and stone city buildings.

In six minutes of tape faces of Jewish people learning and relaxing, praying and posing fill the screen. And a melody that yearns for the days before World-War II fills your ears.
-- Tzivia Gover

SUNDAY SIMCHA, WFDU-FM
"...wonderful and moving video.
 ...a well-produced and executed piece of work to accompany a touching rendition of this song."
http://billhahnprogramnotes.blogspot.com/

VILNA
used as a training instrument for personnel associated with the Survivors of the Shoah Visual History Project.

VILNA
a finalist in the Ethnic/Cultural category of the 1992 Hometown USA Video Festival, a project of the National Federation of Local Cable Programmers.

VILNA
screened in the First Annual Northampton Video Festival in November, 1995.