Jazz
Matti Caspi laid to rest as family and artists gather to honor his legacy
In an emotionally charged ceremony, hundreds of family members, friends, and figures from the cultural world arrived today at the Kfar Saba cemetery to accompany Matti Caspi on his final journey.
The alchemist of the strings: Michael Greilsammer returns to Jerusalem
Music, kabbalah, and time: Inside Eduard Shyfrin’s kabbalistic soundscape
Veteran Jazz ensemble cancel New Year’s show over Trump Kennedy Center renaming
South African jazz with a Jewish soul
'My music represents something pure and uniquely Jewish that speaks to everybody.'
Israel philharmonic's 2024 Motown party: A fusion of classical and funky soul music - feature
Experience the soulful rhythms of Motown in Tel Aviv this summer! Join the Israel Philharmonic and Israel Jazz Orchestra for an electrifying tribute.
The Jerusalem Jazz Festival marks its first decade
The jazz muses return to the Israel Museum for the Jerusalem Jazz Festival.
Jerusalem trumpeter Tal Avraham debuts album at Queenta Woman Jazz Festival
These days we could all do with taking a deep breath and partaking of some soulful healing space. Perhaps Avraham et al can help with that.
Sixth Israeli New Orleans Jazz Festival pumps out the feelgood vibes
The festival will feature a lineup of early jazz styles, from ragtime to Dixieland, with some blues and more contemporary sounds thrown in for good measure.
From Ethiopia with love and joy: A recent arrival to the shores unfurls his vocal talents
Abate Berihun blazed a trail for many Israelis with Ethiopian roots, being one of Ethiopia’s leading jazz artists before making aliyah 25 years ago.
Shimon Kontarge's art exudes joy
A closer examination of Kontarge’s work reveals the intricate layering of colors and composition, all synchronizing like a symphony
Eduard Shyfrin says, ‘Save your time for love’
Creates new music initiative to increase love and peace in the world
The Revolution Orchestra hits musical Main Street
Like many other artistic and cultural activities, it was put on hold in the wake of October 7
Latino-America Festival returns to Tel Aviv amid war
The opening slot of the festival feeds straight off a solid, well-established and enduringly popular artistic foundation, with Sendersky et al charged with providing their own reading of Bossa Nova.
