Our wedding was unlike any other. The energy from the band was absorbed by the crowd and resulted in incredible dancing, singing and excitement. My wedding was filled with crowd participation singing on and off stage. One of my friends said, "It was like a rock concert." I could not have chosen better than Simcha Orchestra. There is not a better group of guys to enjoy your special occasion with.
Get your dancing shoes on and call the Simcha Orchestra! Robby and his orchestra brought our son and daughter-in-law's wedding to life, and kept everyone joyously on their feet for hours.
Get your dancing shoes on and call the Simcha Orchestra! Robby and his orchestra brought our son and daughter-in-law's wedding to life, and kept everyone joyously on their feet for hours.
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Founded by Yehudah Asher (Jerry) Katz, the Simcha Orchestra has provided the very best in Jewish music since 1982. Robby Helperin took over the band in 1993 and instituted professionalism and technical proficiency rarely seen in Jewish music. Just ask our clients! There's nothing like experience, and we've done over 2700 events, and that's just since 1993.
Get your dancing shoes on and call the Simcha Orchestra! Robby and his orchestra brought our son and daughter-in-law's wedding to life, and kept everyone joyously on their feet for hours. Robby devoted himself in the weeks before hand to working with our son, so that the music would be just was he was envisioning.
Reviews (4)
Sarah M.
Jan 29, 2019
AMAZING! Robby was honestly a joy. We worked with a ton of vendors for our wedding including other musicians and none were as attentive, responsive, flexible or attuned to our needs. Robby happily composed special specific music for us for our ceremony (from Spotify tracks) and they came out better than perfect. Above all, he wanted us to be happy and satisfied with his work and it showed. I would trust him with my first born. Thank you for everything Robby!
Aaron G.
Jan 23, 2014
Robby and the Simcha Orchestra did an AMAZING job at my daughter's wedding last summer. The mix of traditional Jewish wedding music plus some light rock medleys was just right. My daughter also had some special requests that were not on the usual playlist that Robby was able to arrange and play! The dance floor was very small and the acoustics were a challenge.
The band was at dance-floor level, and the distance to the far wall (large plate glass windows) was less than 50' and the last 15' were the dais for the bride, groom and family's dining tables. The dance floor was, at most, 30' deep and maybe 80' wide. Often bands play loudly to generate energy. This often gives people headaches for days after and prevents those at the event from enjoying conversation with each other when they aren't dancing.
I don't know how, even though the dancers were so close they almost bumped into the band, but Robby hit the volume spot JUST RIGHT. They know what they are doing! A friend of mine, a serious audiophile who often attends weddings with earplugs said it was the first time he had been able to enjoy a wedding without them. The proof is in the photographs of the attendees from ages 5 to 75 really having a good time.
As father of the bride, my burdens were lightened immeasurably by the preparation, professionalism and on-the-spot flexibility to deal with ad hoc situations. The band, the singing, the everything were just plain perfect. THANK YOU Robby and the Simcha Orchestra!
The band was at dance-floor level, and the distance to the far wall (large plate glass windows) was less than 50' and the last 15' were the dais for the bride, groom and family's dining tables. The dance floor was, at most, 30' deep and maybe 80' wide. Often bands play loudly to generate energy. This often gives people headaches for days after and prevents those at the event from enjoying conversation with each other when they aren't dancing.
I don't know how, even though the dancers were so close they almost bumped into the band, but Robby hit the volume spot JUST RIGHT. They know what they are doing! A friend of mine, a serious audiophile who often attends weddings with earplugs said it was the first time he had been able to enjoy a wedding without them. The proof is in the photographs of the attendees from ages 5 to 75 really having a good time.
As father of the bride, my burdens were lightened immeasurably by the preparation, professionalism and on-the-spot flexibility to deal with ad hoc situations. The band, the singing, the everything were just plain perfect. THANK YOU Robby and the Simcha Orchestra!
Iona K.
Sep 09, 2013
Stuart T.
Mar 06, 2013
