Israeli music
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.
How Matti Caspi’s music became a treasured national soundtrack - comment
Zubin Mehta cancels all Israeli shows, cites Netanyahu's 'treatment of Palestinians'
Heavy metal peace in the Mideast: Orphaned Land frontman asks if unity through music can survive
Army Radio celebrates 30 years of Gal-gal-gal Galatz
Thousands of attendees started partying at 5:30 p.m. and did not stop all the way through until sunset the next day.
Rocking out under the Iron Dome - reporter's notebook
If you cancel your parties and you stop singing and dancing, you’re giving in to the terrorists.
Danny Kuttner on singing colors and how traveling abroad helped her music
Collaboration always leads to more vibrant and 'colorful' music, but individuality is also important.
The power of a unicorn: Why will Noa Kirel's Eurovision song make Germans laugh?
Just before the Israeli delegation boards a plane to the upcoming Eurovision Song contest in Liverpool, we checked what they're saying about us in Europe:
Yehonatan Geffen provided the soundtrack for Israelis of all ages
Remembering poet Yehonatan Geffen, whose songs were embraced by the Israeli public and became an integral part of people’s lives. Geffen died at 76.
Two deceased singers will be revived via AI to celebrate Israel’s 75th anniversary
The song “Here Forever” will be performed by Ofra Haza and Zohar Argov, two famous Israeli singers who passed away in 2000 and 1987.
Israeli composer celebrates sustainability and peace in Greece
Ofra Haza named one of top 200 singers of all time by Rolling Stone
Haza’s life was a rags-to-riches story in which she soared high, helped change the Israeli music industry’s perception of Mizrahi music, had a huge international career and died tragically young.
Israeli guitarist Yitzhak Klepter passes away at 72
One of Klepter's solos was rated as the greatest guitar solo in the history of Israeli music in 1997.
Dennis Chambers set to light up this year's Red Sea Jazz Festival in Eilat
Chambers will be performing at the Red Sea Jass Festival in Eilat November 10-12, along with United States-based Ukrainian-born Israeli pianist Ruslan Sirota.
