Jazz
Jazz trio Zafio to debut at Red Sea Jazz Festival ahead of second album
Pianist Shai Maestro served as the music producer and artistic director for the album. The Raft will be distributed through the record label owned by bassist Avishai Cohen and his manager.
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French jazz saxophonist Benjamin Petit flies high
The French saxophonist is a commercial airline pilot who works on long haul flights for Air France.
Colors of time: Music of the mystic, mystics of the music
Exploring the spiritual link between colors, time, and human choice through the lens of Kabbalah and music.
Jazz trumpeter Avishai Cohen to unload post-October 7 angst at Israel Festival
Avishai Cohen's latest record, 'Ashes to Gold,' packs an emotional punch and will be performed on July 16 in Jerusalem as part of this year’s Israel Festival.
Jazz composer Kai Gluska to debut new album at Shablul in Tel Aviv
The event will feature the Kai Gluska Sextet, the same ensemble that performed on his debut album, Impressions of Yesterday.
For the first time: The Israeli Jazz Festival in Lehavim
The jazz club in the southern town of Lehavim, operating with the support of the Lehavim Council and Lehavim Community Center, will host an Israeli jazz festival for the first time.
Casting his shadow over time
“In the Shadow of Time,” Eduard Shyfrin’s new album, is a tour de force of music and meaning .
A classical-jazz fusion concert in Ra’anana showcases remarkable talents of a musical family
Yaron Gottfried, a distinguished composer and conductor, leads the program, which blends beloved classical works with iconic jazz compositions from the 20th century.
Grapevine: Sweet music
Movers and shakers in Israeli society.
Barood: A bar in a downtown Jerusalem hideaway spot stands the test of time
Barood opened for business in March 1995, which naturally means it is currently gearing up for its 30th anniversary. That’s quite some going.
Musician Stephen Horenstein's jazz debut performance in Jerusalem
In his pre-show notes, Horenstein talks about offering his audience “a cleansing, a sort of exorcism, of everything we have had to experience."
