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Jean Claude Jones was born in Sfax, Tunisia and moved to France as a
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Jean Claude Jones was born in Sfax, Tunisia and moved to France as a
young child. As a teen, he taught himself simultaneously to play lead and bass guitar. JC Jones is an esteemed music educator, and served as chair of the Jazz Department at the Jerusalem Academy of Music and Dance between 1996 and 2000. He has performed and recorded with many leading international and Israeli musicians, dancers, poets, and vocal artists, including Stan Getz, Red Rodney, and Dave Liebman. Since the 1990s he has appeared with John Zorn, Anthony Coleman, Ned Rothenberg, Joey Baron, Marc Ribot, Ikue Mori, Mike Patton, Damon Smith, Joelle Leandre, Slava Ganelin, Steve Horenstein, Albert Beger, Arkady Gotesman, Avishai Cohen, Ariel Shibolet, Harold Rubin, Victoria Hanna, Josef Sprinzak, Amos Hetz, Anat Shamgar , Felix Ruckert, Dieter Hautkamp, Julyen Hamilton, Mark Dresser, Barre Phillips, Bert Turetzky, Irina Kalina Goudeva. In 2004 he founded his label Kadima Collective Recordings. Some of JC's major projects include Deep Tones for Peace 2009 telematic performances, the Kadima Triptych Series (cds/dvds/texts featuring double-bass masters), Myelination (the myelin chemical sounds and improvised music), and The Temperamental Duo, a collaborative work on Lydian + Explorations with composer/reeds player Steve Horenstein. Since 2016 he has been working with lap-style prepared and sometimes prepared spanish guitar, in multiple collaborations and recordings with several eminent musicians. Works includes Wild Guitar Musings 2016 solo guitar, Keep on Dancing, duos recordings with percussionists Haim Peskoff, Oren Fried Denis Fournier, and JC on guitar, Sick Puppies In Love duos with vocalist Anat Pick 2016, Drones 2017, La Sprezzatura Ensemble 2018, Give it your all - Wild Guitar Musings 2018. The Kadima Distance Recordings series
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Daniel Hoffman, and descendant of a long line of Bessarabian furriers,
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Daniel Hoffman, and descendant of a long line of Bessarabian furriers, was born and raised near Los Angeles. In June of 2005 he moved to Israel. He started his violin studies at the age of seven, and continued his studies in Western classical music until graduating from the Manhattan School of Music in New York, whereupon he quickly turned his attentions to Eastern European Jewish folk music and formed several klezmer bands in San Francisco. In 1992, he co-founded Davka trio (now a quartet) combining Ashkenazi Jewish music with jazz and Middle-Eastern music. Davka has released five CDs of original music, including four on the Tzadik label. He also founded the Klez-X (formerly the SF Klezmer Experience) and has developed a reputation as one of the foremost experts of the Yiddish violin style, recording and performing with the top players in the field.
Hoffman has received numerous composition grants, including from Meet The Composer and the NEA. He has written two new scores for the silent films “The Golem” and “Jewish Luck”. He is currently composing music for “David in Shadow and Light,” a new musical (with librettist Yehuda Hyman) based on the King David story. The musical will premiere at Theatre J in Washington DC in May of 2008.
In Israel he performs with J.C. Jones and Nory Jacoby in Between The Strings, a free music string trio, and in Trio Carpion, an Ashkenazi-roots trio performing Yiddish and Romanian vocal music and pre-war European klezmer.
Hoffman currently performs in the new Jerusalem Theater Company comedy “Are You Happy Yet?” His latest releases are Davka Live and a remix of the Klez-X Harbst disc, KLZXRMX.
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Stephen Horenstein was born in 1948, in Boston, MA, and emigrated
to Israel in 1980. After graduating from Trinity College/Hartt School
of Music (BA), formal flute studies with Marcel Moyse, and the University
of Wisconsin (MA in Composition), Horenstein was appointed to the faculty
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Stephen Horenstein was born
in 1948, in Boston, MA, and emigrated to Israel in 1980. After graduating
from Trinity College/Hartt School of Music (BA), formal flute studies
with Marcel Moyse, and the University of Wisconsin (MA in Composition),
Horenstein was appointed to the faculty of Bennington College (Black
Music Department, Dance, 1973-1980). His first formative work as a creative
player was with musical innovator Bill Dixon, with whom he recorded and
performed extensively for over a decade (Festival D’Autumne, Verona
Festival; Vision Festival, recordings on Black Saint-Soul Note, etc.).
Upon arriving in Israel, Horenstein taught at the Jerusalem Academy of Music and Dance (1981-86), Tel Aviv University (1982-1986), after which he founded the Jerusalem Institute of Contemporary Music (1987-present).
He has collaborated with many well-known artists, including Isamu Noguchi, Steve Paxton, Israeli Hadani, Rena Schoenfeld, Kibbutz Dance Company, Vertigo, Esti Kenan-Ofri, and virtuoso percussionist, Jeffery Kowalsky. He has also been guest artist and lecturer at Brandeis University; Middlebury Colege; SUNY, Purchase; and Stanford University. Horenstein received his PhD from Hebrew University, and published a work on perception of time in music.
Stephen Horenstein’s works for ensemble, small orchestra, soloist and electronics have been performed in festivals worldwide, including: NY International Festival, Other Worlds, Milan; Vienna Harp Festival; Media Mix, University of York; ICMF, Hong Kong; Israel Festival; Helsinki Festival; Red Sea Festival, and others. His recordings include: Collages (Black Saint Soul Note) and Between the Silences (JICM Recordings).Recent experimental collaborations are featured on Kadima Collective Records, with J.C. Jones. His latest projects include a forthcoming 60th birthday retrospective. Horenstein’s work uses documentary sources, many of them from Jewish sound archives, as well a new vision of the 21st century orchestra.
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Nori Jacoby studied music and composition at the Israel Arts and Science
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Nori Jacoby studied music and composition at the Israel Arts and Science Academy in Jerusalem with Prof. Andre Hadju and Dr. Michael Wolpe.
His chamber and orchestral music include “Jerusalem Dream” (2005), “Symphonic Concerto” (2003), “Lullaby" (2002), “Prayer” (1998), and “Kaprizma” (1999), which were broadcast by Israeli Radio. Jacoby has created music for the Israeli Contemporary String Quartet and the rock band The Revenge of The Tractor (for the Spring Festival, 2004). Since the Israel Festival in 2004, Nori has been performing in “Writing From Within,” an evening based on ancient Chassidic music.
In the last few years, Jacoby has been collaborating with the Israeli singer Victoria Hanna. In 2003 Nori has accompanied Hanna in the opening of The New Delhi Sacred Music Festival in the presence of His Holiness the Dalai Lama.
Jacoby played his compositions and arrangements in distinguished festivals around the world, including the Singapore Art Festival (2006); the Chicago World Music Festival (2005); the Melbourne Festival (2005); the London Jewish Culture Festival (Place Theater 1999); the Krakow Dance Festival (2001); the Israel Festival (2003, 2004).
Jacoby has played in ensembles of improvised music, including Between the Strings with JC Jones and Daniel Hoffman, and Mysteria, an ethnic acoustic and electronic contemporary ensemble. At the Israeli Festival (2003) Nori prompted the Israeli premiere of John Zorn’s Cobra
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Ariel was born in 1997 in Jerusalem. He began formal piano lessons
just before his 5th birthday with Lea Agmon. Since then he has performed
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Ariel was born in 1997 in Jerusalem. He began formal piano lessons just before his 5th birthday with Lea Agmon. Since then he has performed repeatedly at concerts at the Jerusalem Conservatory of Music and at various youth concerts, alone and with orchestra or string ensemble. He also studies violin and composition.
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Yuval Mesner was born in 1965 in Oslo, Norway. He emigrated to Israel
in1970. Mesner plays the cello since the age of eight, and has studied
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Yuval Mesner was born in 1965 in Oslo, Norway. He emigrated to Israel in1970. Mesner plays the cello since the age of eight, and has studied at the Jerusalem Academy of Music and at the Rimon School of Jazz and Contemporary Music in Ramat Hasharon.
Since his early twenties Mesner plays the cello in various styles, including rock, jazz, world music, flamenco, fado, and others, and has recorded and performed with many popular Israeli singers such as Esther Ofarim, Korin Alal, Dana Berger, and Ramy Kleinstein. He has also performed improvisational music with musicians such as Harold Rubin, Steve Horenstein, and JC Jones. His first band was Tattoo, an alternative rock band that released a highly acclaimed disc in 1988. In 1990 he founded the rock-pop band Balagan, which released a popular disc, with Mesner writing and arranging the songs and producing the disc. Between 1992 and 1995 he lived in Amsterdam, Holland, where he played with a Portugese fado band, and served as composer and musical manager of the theatre group Azart - The Ship of Fools (www.azart.org).
Since 1996 he has been writing music for numerous theater plays in Israel, including Har Lo Zaz and Tamara for Habima National Theatre, Apples from the Desert and Death Reason for Beit Lessin Theatre, and Boris Shpilman and Last Tree of Jerusalem for the Haifa Theatre.
Mesner won prizes for his compositions at the 1998 Acco Theatre Festival and the 2006 Haifa Festival for Children.
In 2004 Mesner released the Mesner Quartet disc with the singers Eran Tzur and Alona Daniel, for which he arranged rock songs for a string quartet.
Since 1986 Mesner has bee a member of the influential Israeli world-music East-West Ensemble, which released four discs and toured Europe, the United States, Hong Kong and Japan. Mesner and JC Jones are currently recording a new disc of improvised music for cello and bass.
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Josef Sprinzak was born in Jerusalem in 1962. He is a performance
and interdisciplinary artist living in Tel-Aviv. He has studied Computer
Science and Visual Theater in Israel, and voice in the Roy Hart Artistic
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Josef Sprinzak was born in Jerusalem in 1962. He is a performance and interdisciplinary artist living in Tel-Aviv. He has studied Computer Science and Visual Theater in Israel, and voice in the Roy Hart Artistic Center in France. Sprinzak teaches voice and performance and is conducting PhD research on Text-Sound Art.
Sprinzak is among the first sound poets in Israel. He has been performing in various musical performance art, poetry, and theater events in Israel, Europe, and South Korea. He collaborates with Israeli musicians of the first rank in the field of contemporary music, such as JC Jones, Haggai Fershtman, Ariel Shibolet, and Ilan Green.
His artistic language is based on breaking words into syllables, using breathing techniques, and extreme vocal production. These techniques are used to interpret text in a way that enhances the physical and spatial aspects of the text, trying to reach the sources of language and making the vocal rendering an experience of total theater.
Among his works are: Tapeman (1994), maggie and milly and molly and may (1997), Berlin Diaries (2001), The World is Round (2002), The Story of Ferdinand (2003), Mikraot Israel (with Adva Drori, 2005), Delete Alef to Shutdown (2006). H”e has won Citations of Excellence at the Phenomena International Performance Festival in Jerusalem for Tapeman (1996) and at the Acco Festival of Alternative Theater for The World is Round (2002).
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Gershon Waiserfirer was born in 1972 in Tajikistan. In 1980 his family emigrated
to Israel. His passion for music emerged at the age of 11, when he started
playing the piano, the baritone horn, later on the trombone at the Conservatory
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Gershon Waiserfirer was born in 1972 in Tajikistan. In 1980 his family emigrated to Israel. His passion for music emerged at the age of 11, when he started playing the piano, the baritone horn, and later on the trombone at the Conservatory in Tel-Aviv.
After traditional studies at the Tel-Aviv Concervatory, the Center of Music and Dance from the East in Jerusalem, and the Rimon School of Jazz and Contemporary Music, he continued his musical development mostly by studying on his own. He also studied acting at Beit Tsvi, one of the leading theater schools in Israel.
Together with theater studies, he began exploring different string instruments, including the guitar, the oud, and the jumbush. He is currently one of the most sought-after oud players in Israel. Owing to his virtuoso playing on a variety of instruments, he is a regular member of a large number of successful musical groups in Israel.
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Ido Govrin is a sound artist who investigates the realms of aesthetics
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Albert Beger was born in Turkey in 1959 and immigrated to Israel as a young
child. He began classical studies with Uri Taplitz, the first flute player
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Albert Beger was born in Turkey in 1959 and immigrated to Israel as a young child. He began classical studies with Uri Taplitz, the first flute player of the Israel Philharmonic Orchestra. Soon after he started showing an interest in Jazz. In 1985 Beger began studies at Rimon, an Israeli school of contemporary music, and started playing the tenor saxophone (which became his main instrument) and the soprano saxophone.
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Harold Rubin was born in South Africa on Friday 13th, May 1932. He studied
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Harold Rubin was born in South Africa on Friday 13th, May 1932. He studied classical clarinet from the age of 16, although his main interest was in jazz. At age 18 he started playing at the Skyline night club In Johanesburg with Dulcy Ryder, and formed his quartette, performing the music of Duke Ellington, Count Basie, and Benny Goodman. They also performed at the Odin Cinema in the ghetto Sophiatown, before it was bulldozed and the citizens moved to Sowetto. Rubin emigrated to Israel in 1963, after being tried for blasphemy for an art
work named "My Jesus." He was interested in original music and had difficulty finding musicians to
collaborate with, so he performed very little and stopped playing for
12 years. At the end of 1979 he started playing again and in 1985 formed
Zaviot with Mark Smulian, Reuven Hoch, and Tommy Belman, playing original
music. The group achieved success in Israel and Europe. In 1989 he became
interested in total improvised music and has been involved in the process
of developing the music wherever it takes him. He performs with small
groups and is a member of the Tel Aviv Art Ensemble.
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Metal tube & consciousness – Leo records
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Performer, improviser, and composer, Yoram Lachish combines the discipline
of a classical foundation with improvising skills. In addition to the oboe
and the English horn, Yoram plays a variety of ethnic wind instruments
such as the Shehnai (Indian oboe) and Zurna (Turkish oboe), sometimes equipped
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Performer, improviser, and composer, Yoram Lachish combines the discipline of a classical foundation with improvising skills. In addition to the oboe and the English horn, Yoram plays a variety of ethnic wind instruments such as the Shehnai (Indian oboe) and Zurna (Turkish oboe), sometimes equipped with electronic facilities. His experience as a classical player includes, among others, the Israeli Chamber Orchestra with whom he appeared as soloist, the Israel Kibbutz Orchestra, and other classical ensembles, with whom he has performed in Germany’s Mitte Europa International festival, in Switzerland’s Verbier Festival, as well as in Italy, Spain, France, Japan, China, and Hong-Kong. Yoram's involvement with the jazz, rock,, and world music scene in Israel has led to the establishment of Common Bond, an eight-piece band performing a mixture of ethnic world jazz. Established in 1999, the Common Bond has performed around Israel has appeared in several international music festivals. Yoram performed and recorded with leading Israeli rock and pop Israeli artists such as Mind Church and Mika Karni. In 2004 Yoram was included in the European Jazz Orchestra, Swinging Europe, with whom he toured Europe and Brazil. In the last years, Yoram has become involved in Tel-Aviv's experimental music scene. He is a member of the Tel-Aviv Art Ensemble, a large instrumental ensemble dedicated to performing new improvised music. Yoram also collaborates with artists in a variety of fields, including dancers, video artists, and electronic musicians.
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Yonatan Kretzmer was born in Jerusalem in 1982. He began playing the saxophone
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Haggai Fershtman was born in 1972 in Israel. In 1990 he graduated from the
Thelma Yalin school for fine arts. In 1987 he studied drums with David Rich.
Between 1997 and 2000 he studied African drumming from Mali and Senegal with
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Haggai Fershtman was born in 1972 in Israel. In 1990 he graduated from the
Thelma Yalin school for fine arts. In 1987 he studied drums with David Rich.
Between 1997 and 2000 he studied African drumming from Mali and Senegal with
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Eyal Hareuveni, journalist and music critic is an important member of the
collective. A non-professional musician, his knowledge of the free music scene
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Eyal Hareuveni, journalist and music critic is an important member of the collective. A non-professional musician, his knowledge of the free music scene is an invaluable resource for others. He supports, promotes and writes about jazz and free improvisational music here and abroad. He also helps to coordinate special events and tours with international artists visiting Israel.
Currently living in West Jerusalem but dreaming of living near the Bla
club in Oslo, or the Shinjuku Pit-Inn club in Tokyo. I'm a feline lover
and loves to climb the hills of Jerusalem with his bike. A refusnik and
peace activist. Working as a journalist for different Israeli newspapers
since 1990 and now as a researcher and spokesman for human-rights and
development NGO's. In 2003 I co-produced John Zorn's game-piece Cobra
for the Israel Festival (though, Zorn cancelled his coming 48 hours before
the scheduled concert), and now involved in the activity of the Jerusalem
free-improv label Kadima Collective and took part in producing the first
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Born in 1984. At age 8 started his piano studies with Sarah Talman at the
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Born in 1987. At age 4.5 started his piano studies. At age 8 played the violin for 2 years, while studying guitar and recorder.
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Born in 1987. At age 4.5 started his piano studies. At age 8 played the violin
for 2 years, while studying guitar and recorder. During his stay in the U.S.
at age 13 discovered the saxophone and studied with Joe Halajian. Upon his
return to Israel studied 4 years in the Carmiel Consevatory with Albert Beger
(3 years) and Dror Bar Israel (1 year), while experimenting with various woodwinds
and the piano. During these years participated in workshops and master-classes
at Matan summer school and took part in the Shai Cohen Jazz Orchestra.
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Born in 1986. At age 12 started her guitar studies with Michel Mayer. Finished
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Born in 1986. At age 12 started her guitar studies with Michel Mayer. Finished her music studies with honors in the WIZO Arts High School in Haifa, Israel. Currently studying composition with Mr. Yuval Shaked. In 2006 Brenner received a composition scholarship from the America Israel Cultural Foundation.
Currently studies music and theatre at the Haifa University. Current projects include a duo with pianist Maya Dunietz, and Improvised Music groups 'Tanaka' and '24 Limbs'. Since September 2006 the group Tanaka is responsible for arranging workshops and concerts at the "Pyramida – Center For Contemporary Art" in Haifa, Israel. Roni is also one of organizers of The Tel Aviv Meetings which are encounters of Improvised Music musicians, that are held on the last Friday of every month at Hagada Hasmalit in Tel Aviv.
Has performed with: Ariel Shibolet, Yoram Lachish, Yoni Silver, Shmil Frenkel, Jean-Claude Jones, Maya Dunietz, Adi Snir, Michel Mayer, Daniel Davidovsky, Damon Smith (USA), Birgit Ulher (Germany), John Butcher (UK), Eddie Prevost (UK), Tom Tlalim (Holland), Nori Yaakovi, Wolfgang Fuchs (Germany).
Has recorded with: Damon Smith (USA), Birgit Ulher (Germany), Ariel Shibolet, Adi Snir, Michel Mayer, Ofer Bymel.
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Jonathan Albalak was born in 1983. He is a graduate of the Rubin academy
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He composed over 25 scores for film, dance, theater, and T.V and often collaborates
with filmmakers from the animation department in Bezalel art academy. Jonathan
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