The Yellow Submarine will be undergoing renovations during August, but that isn't stopping them from rocking on throughout the summer with a remote stage at the Chutzot Hayotzer festival, offering a wide range of no less than eleven music and dance performances throughout August, including Jazz, Ethnic, Flamenco, African, Swing, Israeli, Rock, and Funk.
Schedule of shows:
Monday, August 2, 2010: The Star Brothers: Agmi - an International ensemble from Australia that meshes traditional Jewish music from throughout the ages with contemporary Israeli music. Omri Mor: Piano | Arthur Kuvsave: trumpet | Kobi Salamon: saxophone | Adam Star: guitar | Simone Star: bass | Amir Bressler: drums
Tuesday, August 3, 2010: Flamenco Natural - Tablao Flamenco. Artistic director: Sharon Sagi. A colorful and stirring flamenco performance, with nine musicians and dancers on one stage. With: Sharon Sagi: dance and choreography | Dancers: Sharon Ramati, Inbal Cohen, Sharon Kimchi | Musicians: Eliav Ovel-guitar, Idan Blass-guitar, Yael Horowitz-vocals, Yehuda Shviki-vocals, Chagai Leshem.
Wednesday, August 4, 2010: The Yellow Submarine Ensemble Hosts Mika Karni, playing fascinating jazz versions of her songs.
Thursday, August 5, 2010: Leah Shabbat - one of Israel's favorite soul singers, Leah Shabbat now sets off on a new musical tour, performing old and new favorites.
Saturday night, August 7, 2010: The New Orleans Function Jazz Band: About the band: The New Orleans Function jazz band is a dream come true for its founders. Enthusiastic disciples of the great masters of traditional jazz, the members of the band attempt to breath life into the good old music of the first half of the previous century: love songs, dances, spirituals, and the blues. The sound of traditional New Orleans jazz, (also referred to as dixieland) with its improvised brass playing, joyous beat and mournful blues is familiar all over the world, and the musicians successfully share their love for this music with the audience. Following the footsteps of the innovators of this classical style of playing, they are digging into the sounds of historic recordings in order to understand the style thoroughly. The result is a lively variety of happy and sad music, performed as its supposed to be: honestly and with great love.
Yair Salzman-drums / Yoav Kolumbus-bass / Arnon DeBotton-trombone / Shimi (Panza) Gilad- Banjo / Eli Preminger-Trumpet / Gal Dahan-soprano saxophone
*The performance will be accompanied by Jerusalemite Swing dancers.
Sunday, August 8, 2010: Uzi Navon and Machers - a cult show which is entirely a tribute to the first nostalgic Israeli song, from the land of the Kumzits til the disco stage. The show is an album release in honor of Uzi Navon's debut album.
Monday, August 9, 2010: Funkenstein: Funkenstein is proud to present a new show based on their recently released album.
Tuesday, August 10, 2010: Andralamusia: world music in high gear. This Jerusalemite ensemble is a celebration of various types of music: Jewish, Balkan, Arabic, Rock, and Jazz.
Wednesday, August 11, 2010: The Collective hosts Ruth Dolores Weiss: a folk celebration of harmonica, wind instruments, and singers.
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