Richard Clayderman Returns to Israel for Two Concerts in November

International pianist and composer Richard Clayderman is set to perform two concerts in Israel on November 21 at the Charles Bronfman Auditorium in Tel Aviv and on November 22 at the Haifa Theater. Ticket prices will range from 249 to 469 shekels. Born Philippe Pagès 73 years ago, Clayderman gained worldwide fame in the late 1970s and 1980s, especially after his 1976 hit single "Ballade pour Adeline," composed by Paul de Senneville, which sold 22 million copies across 38 countries. Over his career, he has recorded more than 1,300 melodies, blending original romantic compositions with classical and popular music themes, becoming one of the most successful instrumental artists globally.

Clayderman expressed his affection for Israeli audiences, saying, "The Israeli audience has accompanied me for many years. It is always the warmest and most heartfelt to meet Israelis. The last show in Tel Aviv felt so moving; I truly felt honored. Thank you for all your love, and I am very happy to return. As I said before - I come to give you love back and embrace you all." Alon Yorik, the show's producer, noted the significance of Clayderman's return during a sensitive time in Israel and expressed gratitude for the trust placed in them to host the concerts.