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5e:{"position":2,"content":"$5f"} 60:{"position":3,"content":"Banjo player Bela Fleck and his quartet will also traverse far-flung areas of the musical domain, from bluegrass to Eastern European folk music, jazz and classical and more."} 61:{"position":4,"content":"Korean-born France-based vocalist Youn Sun Nah and her quartet will bridge the jazz-poprock- ethnic music divide, while the Kora jazz band with steel pan player Andy Narell will bring a touch of Mother Africa to the proceedings."} 62:{"position":5,"content":"Meanwhile, reedman Karl Seglem will offer a mix of jazz based on folk material from his native Norway."} 63:{"position":6,"content":"Jazz-oriented endeavor from this part of the world will be represented by the highly successful Third World Love quartet of trumpeter Avishai Cohen; bassist and oud player Omer Avital; pianist Yonatan Avishai; and US drummer Daniel Freedman, with special guest trombonist Avi Leibovich."} 64:{"position":7,"content":"OVER THE last couple of decades, Caine has established himself as one of the leading proponents of marrying widely diverse, if not disparate, genres to produce far more than the sum of the parts. The pianist was last here a couple of years ago when he teamed up with reedman Don Byron for a performance of klezmer-festooned jazz at the Opera House in Tel Aviv. His prior Israeli jaunt was a decade ago at the Israel Festival, when he presented a captivating concert of material from his Urlicht/Primal Light album, which is based on music by Gustav Mahler. The performance incorporated instrumentalists, gospel singers and a DJ."} 65:{"position":8,"conten

Musical mutiny

Pianist Uri Caine stirs up the Red Sea Winter Jazz Festival with his modern take on classical compositions.