Sting Symphony Concert with an Orchestra by Candlelight
150 ₪
The Sting Symphony concert will take place on October 28, 2026, at the Arik Einstein Auditorium in Netanya. Sting’s hits will be performed with an orchestra.
The Sting Symphony concert will take place on October 28, 2026, at the Arik Einstein Auditorium in Netanya. Sting’s hits will be performed with an orchestra.
This autumn, music familiar to millions will resound in Netanya. Sting Symphony is a concert where the legendary Sting’s timeless hits will be performed with orchestral arrangements. A thousand flickering candles, a grand hall, and beloved songs await you.
Shape of My Heart, Englishman in New York, Fragile, and other hits will come alive in powerful orchestral arrangements, preserving the subtle emotion and depth of the originals.
The evening’s main voice is Tommer Hesseg.
An Israeli singer and composer, Doctor of Musical Arts, and an artist with a velvety timbre and a refined sense of style. Accompanied by the jazz SymFunny Orchestra, his performance promises an unforgettable experience, maintaining a balance between respect for the original and a vivid, personal interpretation.
Just imagine: the tenderness of cellos beneath Every Breath You Take. The Arabic melodies of Desert Rose in the heart of old Jaffa. Bustling Tel Aviv—and us, like the hero of Englishman in New York, amid the ironic freedom of the big city, trying to find ourselves.
Everyone knows these songs, but with an orchestra and heartfelt vocals, they sound different. They become closer and warmer—as if they were written especially for this evening. An evening filled with romance, glowing candles, and beloved music.
A concert awaits you in which the songs are not merely heard—they are felt.
Orchestra
SymFunny Orchestra
An ensemble bringing together musicians with academic experience from leading theaters and philharmonic orchestras. Today, its members include musicians from the Haifa Symphony Orchestra and active participants in Israel’s contemporary music scene.
Rhythm section: Neri Topchyu, Daniel Kruglov, Stas Zilberman—renowned jazz musicians and residents of Gig House.
Vocals: Tommer Hesseg—an Israeli singer, conductor, and composer. He holds a doctorate in music, is a graduate of the Beit-Zvi School of Performing Arts, and is a soloist and conductor with leading ensembles in Israel.
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