The choir performs a diverse repertoire including liturgical, pop, folk, gospel and musical theater, and sings in Hebrew, English, Yiddish, and Ladino.
[6] Under Weber's direction, the choir greatly broadened its repertoire and expanded their performance schedule to over 20 concerts a year, and released their first commercial recording, "Heritage".
The finished album consisted of eleven tracks, and presented a wide range of Jewish music, from classical/liturgical (Louis Lewandowski), and Yiddish musicals, (Bei Mir Bist Du Shein), to Ladino favorites (Adio Querida), contemporary Jewish songs (Lo Teida Milchama) and wedding songs (Mi Adir).
The tour visited the ancient Indian city of Kochi (Cochin), an historic Jewish enclave on the southwest coast of India.
The finished album consisted of ten tracks, that included Ladino, Israeli and traditional Hebrew melodies paired with Kej's Indian-inflected orchestrations.
[18] The album would go on to win 2 Silver Medals in the July 2015 Global Music Awards,[19] as well as placing at the #7 position on the August 29, 2015 Billboard Heatseeker Pacific Charts.
[20] A portion of the proceeds from sales of the album go to the Gabriel Project Mumbai, a non-profit service organization which provides nutrition, literacy, and basic hygiene needs to thousands of children in the slums of Mumbai, India[21] The choir appeared on the documentary, "Forever Strong", a Tribute to the USS Indianapolis" (music composed by Stephen Melillo),[22][23] and were featured performers on the Grammy-winning children's music artist Mister G’s (AKA Ben Gundersheimer) Parents' Choice Gold Award-winning album, "The Mitzvah Bus".