Tel Aviv Festival to Feature 80 Artists in 40 Shows
Translated & summarized from Mako by baba
The second Tel Aviv Festival will run from November 1-8, presenting over 80 artists and 40 shows. The event, directed by Shlomi Shaban, includes a screening of "Saint Clara" with a live soundtrack performance, Shimi Tavori's 50th career anniversary concert, and Assaf Amdursky celebrating his second album's 30th anniversary. The festival will also revive the classic TV show "Simha LeMesiba" for a special live performance.
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- The Tel Aviv Festival will feature over 80 artists and 40 performances from November 1-8.
- A screening of the cult film "Saint Clara" will include a live performance of its soundtrack by "Corduroy."
- Singer Shimi Tavori will celebrate 50 years in music with a special anniversary concert.
- Assaf Amdursky will perform his second album in full to mark its 30th anniversary.
- The iconic 1980s show "Simha LeMesiba" will be revived for a special live performance.
- The festival is under the artistic direction of Shlomi Shaban.
The second annual Tel Aviv Festival will take place from November 1 to 8, featuring over 80 artists and 40 performances across various city venues, including the Tel Aviv Museum of Art and the Culture Palace. Under the artistic direction of Shlomi Shaban, the festival aims to offer a diverse program catering to different tastes, from nostalgic television fans to lovers of contemporary Israeli music.
Highlights include a special screening of the cult film "Saint Clara," celebrating its 30th anniversary. The young rock band "Corduroy" will perform the original soundtrack composed by Berry Sakharof live, synchronized with the film. Journalist Roni Cowan will also host a pre-screening conversation with filmmaker Ari Folman about the making of the movie.
Singer Shimi Tavori will mark his 50-year career with a celebratory concert featuring his greatest hits. The festival will also showcase emerging talent, with a notable collaboration between musicians Guygia (Guy Ben-Ami) and Noga (Yitach), representing the younger generation of Israeli music.
Other featured performers include rapper Avraham Lagasa, presenting material from his new double album "Etah"; the band Kiki Malinky, fronted by Yasmin Raviv, known for their blend of 90s-inspired rock with emotional lyrics; and Assaf Amdursky, who will celebrate 30 years since the release of his second album.
The festival will also host unique performances such as rapper Tapash's acoustic solo show, Costa Kaplan's energetic rock set accompanied by Yoav Kotner and Adiel Goldman, and a special revival of the iconic 1980s entertainment show "Simha LeMesiba." Hosted by Rivka Michaeli, this closing event will feature a diverse lineup of cultural figures, musicians, and media personalities, including Gabi Banai, Ilana Dayan, and Gali Atari.
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