Jerusalem live music

Ce festival phare de Jérusalem adopte une approche pluraliste et s’attache à gommer les frontières

Jerusalem’s School for Classical Eastern Music serves as a bridge between cultures.

For music lovers, Mekudeshet at the magical venue of the Tower of David (September 7-15) never fails to inspire.

Circles of song Unite in Jerusalem draws a diverse collection of people to the First Station.

The band played a nearly two-hour, nonstop onslaught of loud, quirky and fun music from the Boston quartet, returning to Israel after their maiden show in 2014.

Featuring all the hits including “Mrs Robinson,” “Bridge Over Troubled Water,” “Homeward Bound,” “Scarborough Fair,” “The Boxer,” “The Sound Of Silence” and many more.

The Sarband’s highly professional and enthusiastic rendition proved how productive an encounter of different cultures can be.

Who says the old days are gone and romance is dead? Want to open a bottle of wine on the breezy balcony and greet your lover with a smile? There’s Engelbert.

Jazz bass, piano and guitar combo

After seven years, Zappa international promoter Avi Yossef finally achieved the impossible: bringing legendary Jewish DJ Deadmau5 to Israel.