Two years since the corona broke out and two years since a full-time music festival was held at the Holon Theater. This year he is back with an arsenal of artists and a host of special performances for the festival
Posted on: 9.3.22 09:03
The festival, produced and managed by the Holon Theater under the direction of Guy Telem and under the artistic direction of Naomi Atias, will take place on Passover, April 18-20, 2022 in the Holon Theater.
According to the artistic director, the big shows will be dedicated to our “big divas”: the veteran – Esther Ofarim, the current one – Miri Mesika and the divas of the many singing Thelma Alligon.
This year’s artistic program of the festival dedicates a place of honor to composers whose songs have become part of the pantheon of Hebrew song: David Zehavi, Yoni Rechter, Moni Amarillo, Natan Alterman, Tirza Atar, Yoram Tahar Lev, and Yaakov Shabtai. Some have passed away but will forever remain with us in the melodies and lyrics they left us.
A long line of the best Israeli performers will participate in the Days of Singing Festival and present their interpretation of the unforgettable songs: Esther Ofarim, with the sound of the bells, comes for a special visit to the festival and a show with Yoni Rechter.
Miri Mesika fulfills a dream and performs the songs of Alterman and his daughter Tirza Atar.
Yehoram Gaon, Esther Rada, Noam Banai, Abigail Rose, Keren Hadar and Uzi Fox perform the songs of the poet and songwriter Thelma Alligon Rose.
Ruhama Raz, Dorit Reuveni, Leah Shabbat and Shashi Keshet are celebrating Moni Amarillo’s 90th birthday.
“The Four of Us” – a quartet of musicians presenting new arrangements of the beloved troubadour songs Shalom Hanoch, Shlomo Artzi, Shmulik Krauss and Meir Ariel.
Uri Harpaz and his daughter Shani Harpaz dedicate a show to the songs of Yaakov Shabtai. Young opera singers Daniela Skorka, Hadar Atari and Tal Ganor present the songs of Yoram Tahar Lev in a new light. Meital Trabelsi, Dafna Zehavi, Vardina Cohen and Dudu Zakai perform a selection of David Zehavi’s songs and more.