Yitzhak Rabin’s 100th birthday is a rare opportunity to celebrate: to rejoice and not to mourn.
The “Rabin Center” chose to mark the centennial event with a renewal of three songs that Yitzhak Rabin loved, which receive new and up-to-date arrangements in duets that reflect shades of Israeli society.
“We are all children of life” by Shalom Hanoch in a duet of Hatikva 6 Valerie Hamati.
“Now is the turn for love” by Uzi Hitman in an exciting duet by Itai Levy and Narkis.
And “The song that will bring you love” by Leah Shabbat, performed jointly by Gali Atari and the new Nahal band.
The 100th birthday provides us, as the state memorial center in memory of Yitzhak Rabin, a rare opportunity to celebrate: to rejoice and not to mourn, to engage in hopes and not misses, to mark the beginning and not the end.
We chose to mark the centennial event with the renewal of three songs that Yitzhak Rabin loved, which receive new and up-to-date arrangements in duets that reflect shades in Israeli society. The project is a symbol of the desire to create listening and connections, two goals we strive for all these years.
“We are all children of life” by Shalom Hanoch in a duet of Hatikva 6 Valerie Hamati.
“Now is the turn for love” by Uzi Hitman in an exciting duet by Itai Levy and Narkis.
And “The song that will bring you love” by Leah Shabbat, performed jointly by Gali Atari and the new Nahal band.