Music on Mondays
Israeli music, Jewish music, and the difference between them
Chorole
Monday, July 11, 21:00
Choro music is the where virtuoso classical melodies meet an Afro-Brazilian beat. The Chorole ensemble combines Roy de Genro's traditional Choro music with jazz, ethnic influences, and Israeli music, using this style's unique musical instruments, played by Israeli and Brazilian musicians.
Salit Lahav (Israel): Flute, Saxophone, and Accordion
Gabriel Marques (Brazil), Seven-string guitar
Daniel Ring (Brazil), Cavaquinho
Oded Aloni (Israel), Pandeiro and Percussion
Admission: NIS 50, students: NIS 20
* Seating available
Nadav Vikinsky
Monday, July 18, 21:00
Nadav Vikinsky is a prolific singer and musician in the field of writing for the theater. His colorful and complex music includes nostalgic Israeli music and rock, jazz, avant-garde, and classical music. Vikinsky is presently working on his first album.
Nadav Vikinsky: piano, acoustic guitar, and vocals
Adam Ben Ezra, contrabass
Ran Yacobovitch, drums
Giyori Polity, percussion
Admission NIS 30, students: NIS 20
*Seating available
Nitsan Bernstein and the Hebrew-Afro Cabaret
Monday, July 25, 21:00
This lively performance, full of feeling, combines jazz, blues, funk, and Latin and ethnic music with theatrical humor. Hebrew renditions of familiar songs by Billy Strayhorn, Duke Pearson, Kurt Weill, Ástor Piazzolla, and others are performed alongside original melodies and Hebrew texts.
Nitsan Bernstein, vocals
Gil Assayas, piano
Nir Taieb: percussion, saxophone, and flute
Vera Gorensteyn, violin
Daniel Ben-Horin, bass
Matan Assayag, percussion
Admission: NIS 40, students: NIS 20
* Seating available
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