Jerusalem live music

Jerusalem highlights: September 26 – October 2

What's new to do in Israel's capital?

Maureen Nehedar (see Sunday).
BEWITCHING BAROQUE musicians get ready to cast spells.

Jerusalem Baroque Orchestra premires fourth 'Witches?' festival, featuring Noam Gal

How Not to Drown in Condensed Milk (See Sunday)

Jerusalem highlights: July 25-31

 CONCERT PIANIST Hagai Yodan.

Hagai Yodan brings bold vision to Jerusalem Piano Festival’s opening concert


Jerusalem Grapevine: Yud-Tet concert

News briefs from around the Jerusalem area.

A view of the Dome of the Rock in Jerusalem

Music: Dese’s ID

The 28-year-old singer’s parents made aliya from Ethiopia in the early 1980s, as part of Operation Moses.

Singer Aveva Dese

Music: Hajdu‘s world

The fourth edition of the Pianos Festival will focus on the late Hungarian-born Israel Prize winning composer Andre Hajdu, who died in August at the age of 84.

Singer-songwriter Aharon Razel studied with Andre Hajdu and will perform in the festival together with his brother Yonatan

Harold Rubin is still going with the flow

The South African-born octogenarian clarinetist’s contribution to the freer side of Israeli jazz will be saluted at this week’s Jerusalem Jazz Fest

AT 84, South African-born master jazz clarinetist and poet Harold Rubin displays boundless energy and an irrepressible zest for his craft.

Oud Festival Review

These three musicians demonstrated dazzling virtuosity, not for its own sake, but for radiating a spirit of utmost attentiveness and concentration.

Jerusalem’s Oud Festival

Singing sisters

The magic created when Eden and Shay-Li Djamchid start to sing their gentle melodies quiets down even noisy audiences.

Eden (right) and Shay-Li Djamchid

All about that folk

From intimate evenings to twice-yearly hoots, Philippa Bacal knows that folk music is where it’s at.

THE POPULAR Hazel Hill String Band attracts fans at myriad musical events: contra dances, line dances, weddings, folk clubs, bicycle races, county fairs and more

Review: Abiadi Oud Festival

The ambiance at the Yellow Submarine was something between that of a rock concert and an intimate hafla in someone’s home back in Morocco.

ISRAELI-MOROCCAN SINGER Neta Elkayam.

Classical review: JSO Popular Series season opening

The well-meant purpose of this musical cocktail was presumably to attract classical music fans to folk music, and vice versa.

The Jerusalem Symphony Orchestra and Andres Mustonen

The sound of the soul

One could identify Effie Benaya, founder, manager and artistic director of the Oud Festival of Jerusalem, as the most realistic dreamer among us.

Greek composer and conductor Stavros Xarchakos