Israeli music
Finding her own genre: Nicole Raviv blends Hebrew, Arabic, and pop into a new Israeli sound
How international music artist Nicole Raviv stopped choosing between her worlds.
'It means the world to me': Igor Levit returns to perform in Israel - interview
'Crazy, moving': Noga Erez documentary charts music star's rise through tragedy and triumph
Idan Amedi to perform near Gaza border after wartime injury
Singer Idan Amedi released from hospital, honors fallen 'brothers-in-arms'
He emphasizes that if there is something “good” that has happened as a result of his injury, it is his ability to be a messenger.
Music for everybody in Eilat
This year’s Classicameri Festival spreads the fun musical word far and wide.
American-born musician Aryeh Naftaly looks to rekindle the Zionist dream
Judging by the lyrics of the dozen tracks, Naftaly has not only observed the Israeli zeitgeist, but he has internalized and processed his accrued understanding of the lay of the land here.
Israeli violinist Miri Ben-Ari to perform in New Jersey on MLK Day, promoting unity
The concert is devoted to promoting unity between the Black Christian and Jewish communities and to fighting hate through music while celebrating Martin Luther King Day.
Freed hostage Mia Leimberg performs duet with Aviv Geffen
Geffen and Leimberg’s video for the song, which is titled “Black Sunrise,” opens with the moment Leimberg stepped out of a Hamas-driven van to be handed over to the Red Cross.
Playing for life: mother and son perform in Tel Aviv - feature
Soviet-born Jerusalemite pianist Oxana Yablonskaya celebrates a special birthday.
Songs of the Tribe - feature
Israeli Opera soloists join the Ra'anana Symphonette Orchestra in a celebration of Israeli songs.
The sounds of war
Musicians do their bit to raise spirits with new topical songs written and released since Oct. 7.
The JSO’s ‘prayer for Israel’
The Jerusalem Symphony Orchestra offers some healing sounds
Arie Levanon, Israeli composer, dies at 91
One of his personal favorites was the song “Tiyul B’Shnaim” (“A Walk for Two”), performed by Ran & Nama, which he considered his greatest contribution to Israeli music.
