The international Klezmer band, Women of Chava, presents the classics of Naomi Shemer with a unique interpretation that connects to Israeli and Jewish roots from a feminine perspective. The performance includes Jewish and Israeli folk music, prayers, and tunes in innovative arrangements. Guest singer: Tamar Giladi, Naomi Shemer's daughter-in-law.
The Klezmer International Band, "Nashot Chava," brings the great classics of Naomi Shemer with their unique interpretation that connects to Israeli and Jewish roots from both East and West in a personal and feminine tone. The band consists of four top-tier musicians from Israel and around the world. They perform Jewish and Israeli folk music, prayers, tunes, and poems, as well as original music with innovative and captivating arrangements that bring the authentic scent and longing with the contemporary and spirited feminine energy of the band's members. In each performance, they prove that no listener can remain indifferent to the emotion and joy of this music. The unique combination of femininity, traditional music, and refreshing performances manages to move and connect the listeners straight to the soul.
On stage:
Guest singer: Tamar Giladi, daughter-in-law of Naomi Shemer, a singer-songwriter. She has released six solo albums, including "Love is Dead," which won the ACUM Award for Song of the Year 2000.
Doors open at 19:30.
Lecture begins at 21:00.
Ticket cancellation policy:
In case of cancellation more than 48 hours before the event, the ticket holder will be charged a cancellation fee of 5% of the ticket price. In case of cancellation within 48 hours before the event, the ticket holder will be charged the full amount.