Monday, November 14 at 21:00: Black Guru Sextet performing Gesher Hayarkon Trio songs. Arrangements of the Gesher Hayarkon Trio’s hit songs, combining jazz with wild hypnotic West African rhythms.Guest musician: Alon Olearchik With: Ben Eilon, African drums (Guinea, Senegal, Gambia, and Mali); Yair HaShahar, guitar and percussion; Yehonatan Cohen, soprano saxophone and percussion; Itamar Shatz, tenor saxophone and percussion; Yoav Eshed, guitar and percussion; Guy Levy, bass and percussion
Monday, November 28 at 21:00: Uri Bracha Trio-Songs from “Beautiful Tropical Land” and Israeli Bossa NovaThis concert is based on “Beautiful Tropical Land” by the late Ehud Manor and Matti Caspi, which opened the door for Brazilian songs in translation and the bossa nova to penetrate Israeli culture.Original jazz arrangements with the main sources of Bracha’s inspiration-top Israeli guitar musicians and teachers, music by Matti Caspi and composer Jobim.Uri Bracha, classical and electric guitars, vocals; Eyal Ganor, contrabass; Ro’ee Uliel, drums and percussion
Monday, December 12, at 21:00: Avi Adrian Trio-Songs from the Hassidic Song Festival and other Hassidic MelodiesVeteran pianist Avi Adrian in jazz adaptations of famous songs sung at the Hassidic Song Festivals from 1969 to 1976 and other melodies from the Hassidic traditions of Modzhitz, Habad, and Braslav.Avi Adrian, piano; Roni Holen, drums; Aryeh Wohlnitz, bass
Monday, December 26 at 21:00: Matan Klein Sextet-Naomi Shemer’s Songs
Clarinetist, composer, and arranger Matan Klein, who returned to Israel after many years in New York, in a tribute to the “High Priestess” of Hebrew song, Naomi Shemer. New interpretations of familiar melodies, incorporating jazz and music styles from around the world.Ella Tadmor, vocals; Matan Klein, clarinet, musical arrangements; Gabi Lapid, guitar; Yoav Polchek, piano, keyboard; Avri Borochov, bass; Ilan Tzamir, drums
Admission: NIS 50; students: NIS 30 (first drink on the house).Four tickets: NIS 170 (instead of 200). Limit two tickets per concert.*Seating availableThe concerts will take place in P7
Artist name
Hebrew Jazz
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02-621-5900
