Yitzhak relates powerfully to the teachings of Rebbe Nachman of Breslov.

One well-known idea of Rebbe Nachman relates to the role of human beings in creation, to listen for, evoke, resonate with and elevate the melodies of the grasses and the trees.
 
His workshop, "Dawn in the Jerusalem Forest", uses percussion and bird calls
to simulate the forest sounds.

 

Artists and Musicians for Israel (A.M.I.), is a performing arts organization that began as the inspiration of Yehudah Katz .

Katz, a seasoned Jewish educator, is also the driving force behind the popular Jewish "rock-and-soul" band Reva L'Sheva.

A.M.I. uses creative musical and artistic expression to strengthen Jewish identity and affiliation and commitment with Israel among Diaspora communities. The A.M.I. program operates in a community-wide framework that unites diverse types of Jews together in community-building events.

During the week-long program, A.M.I. artists descend upon an entire community. Using a six-pronged approach, the team engages as many and as broad a spectrum of community members as possible, in terms of age, affiliation and interest.