Talya G.A. Solan
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vocals
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Her
colorful voice, her expressiveness and the fascinating musical material
she interprets have drawn international attention to her work.
Her passion for feminine songs and sacred and secular Jewish vocal
music, as well as her love for the Hebrew language and her deep
affection for the ancient texts, have made Talya Solan stand out as a
fresh and attractive musician of exceptional talent. |
Yonnie Dror
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winds
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A
specialist in playing several oriental and western wind instruments
: duduk, nay, shofar, clarinet, saxophone, flutes, etc... he
performs and records with numerous popular Israeli groups : Rita,
Idan Raichel, Shiri Maimon, Evyatar Banai.... |
Aviv Bahar
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strings
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Self-taught
musician who specializes in string instruments, in particular the folk
instruments of the East : kopuz, oud, sitar. He has been
composing music since the age of ten and has been strongly influenced
by Persian, Kurdish and Turkish music. He has collaborated with
the masters of Middle-Eastern music in Israel (Diwan Saz, Mark Eliyahu,
Amir Shahasar). |
Nur Bar Goren
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percussions
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Nur
Bar Goren plays the percussion instruments found in the Middle-East
: darbuka, riq, cajon, frame drum. His major musical
influence comes from Turkish and Persian music. He leads
percussion workshops for all ages and performs throughout the world
with various musical groups. |
Avri Borochov
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double-bass
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Recognized
as an amazingly versatile bass player and a man of his times, he began
his classical training with maestro Eli Magen and the Israeli
Philharmonic Orchestra and later played classical Indian music with the
tabla guru Samir Chatterjee. He then followed the teaching of the
Afro-Brazilian folklore teacher Mestre Camisa and finished by learning
jazz with Reggie Workman, Junior Mance, Peter Bernstein and Aaron
Goldberg.
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