Album launch show for “Say That Jerusalem Is Asleep” by David Lavi and Tamar Filosof. The show combines poets’ songs with folk, rock, and prayer. Guests will include Yael Deckelbaum, Alma Zaher, and poet Amichai Hasson.
Jerusalem premiere of “Say That Jerusalem Exists” — a new, collaborative album of poets’ songs by musicians David Lavi and Tamar Filosof, in which the Jerusalem Above and the Jerusalem Below meet in songs and melodies moving between folk, rock, and prayer.
Vocals and guitar: David Lavi, Tamar Filosof
Drums and percussion: Nadav Friedman
Bass and double bass: Adi Gigi
Electric guitar: Omri Bar-Giora
Wind instruments: Amitai Mann
Cello: Ayala Seidelman
Special guests: Yael Deckelbaum, Alma Zohar, and poet Amichai Chasson
Video art from the exhibition “Aliza Auerbach: I Stood in Jerusalem”: Eric Potterman
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