
An instrumental concert of songs by David Zahavi, Sasha Argov, Nurit Hirsh, and Mati Caspi, performed by musicians of the Israel Philharmonic Orchestra. At the Miron Sima Auditorium.
Moshe Zorman – pianist and arranger; Dudu Carmel – oboe; Guy Ashdod – flute; Linor Katz – cello
Songs that have accompanied generations of Israelis come to life anew in a moving concert with musicians from the Israel Philharmonic Orchestra.
At the heart of the program are songs by David Zahavi, Sasha Argov, Nurit Hirsch, and Matti Caspi—creators who shaped the soundtrack of Israeli culture and gave Hebrew song some of its most treasured works.
In original instrumental arrangements by pianist, composer, and arranger Moshe Zorman, these familiar works receive a rich, sensitive, and colorful interpretation.
Program: The Flute, The Purple Dress, A Lonely Streetlamp, To the Desert, Everything Is Gold, A Golden Morning, Come to Eilat, My Second Childhood, Here, Here, Room for Concern, and other surprises.
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