Koolulam raises goosebumps by organizing mass choirs of diverse Israelis. After our experience at the recent Koolulam gathering in Tel Aviv, I’m inclined to say the stereotype is close to reality.

Koolulam, the global mass singing experience, is coming to Asbury Hall at 8 p.m. on May 9, thanks to a UB faculty member who is an expert on the benefits and delights of collective song performance.

A Koolulam audience learns a song in several voices, its performance is videotaped and put on YouTube. SAO PAULO (JTA) – Thousands of Brazilians, Jews and non-Jews, joined a popular Israeli musicale ...

Turning grief into strength: Project Imahot's night of song, solidarity at Tower of David Held in collaboration with social singing initiative Koolulam, the event created a moment of collective ...

The youngest participant was a six-year-old, and the oldest were in their eighties. The song for the evening was Koolulam’s version of Arkadi Duchin’s classic “Yesh bi Ahava” (“I Have Love”), made ...

A reporter once asked Michal Shahaf, a digital and social entrepreneur, if she was hoping that her unique social-musical initiative, Koolulam, would bring peace to the world. Shahaf, Koolulam’s ...

Every morning, Or Taicher, one of the founders of Israel’s social flash mob-style sing-along craze Koolulam, opens his email in search of inspiration to start his day. A few months ago, a message sent ...