
Frank Sinatra tribute concert with an orchestra and vocalist Tommer Hesseg. The program includes “Fly Me to the Moon,” “My Way,” and other hits.
We invite you to a special evening—a tribute to the great voice of the 20th century. Hundreds of candles, a live orchestra, and unforgettable songs await you:
Fly Me to the Moon, Strangers in the Night, My Way, Moon River, and many others.
The hits we know and love will be performed live by the orchestra and vocalist Tommer Hesseg, whose voice can convey the maestro’s inimitable style and charisma.
The warm glow of hundreds of candles will create an incomparable atmosphere, while the hall will fill with the spirit of old Hollywood. This is more than a concert—it is a journey through time, where Frank’s music and voice meet a contemporary symphonic sound.
Together, we will sing Moon River, and the melody will become a gentle river of light among the candles. Strangers in the Night will be performed as the evening city sinks into twilight. New York, New York will shine like the lights of sleepless nighttime Tel Aviv. And in the finale—My Way, a declaration of love for life and music.
The candlelit orchestra and Sinatra’s timeless hits will create an evening you will want to experience with all your heart and preserve in your memory.
An Israeli singer, conductor, and composer. He holds a doctorate in music and is a graduate of the Beit-Zvi School of Performing Arts, as well as a soloist and conductor with the country’s leading ensembles.
An ensemble comprising leading musicians who came to Israel from the Mariinsky and Mikhailovsky Theaters, the Moscow Philharmonic, and the Bolshoi Symphony Orchestra. Today, they hold leading positions in the Haifa Symphony Orchestra.
Rhythm section: Sergey Nikityuk, Stas Zilberman, and Neri Topchyu—leading Israeli jazz musicians and residents of the Gig House club.
SymFunny Orchestra combines the power of academic training with the freedom of jazz improvisation, creating vibrant energy on stage.
The organizer reserves the right to make changes to the lineup of performers and the concert program.
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