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Wednesday January 5, 2011
7:00PM - 9:00PM
Culture Shuk Israel food, music, wine, and art
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Join us on Thursday, January 5, 2012 from 7 PM to 9 PM for an extraordinary evening of live performance by acclaimed Israeli Jazz Bassist Daniel Ori and his trio. Enjoy delicious Israeli h'ors d'oeuvres from Maoz, delectable wine from various Israeli vineyards, and shop at our select Israeli art vendors.
Daniel Ori is an Israeli born bassist and composer, a prominent young voice in the New York contemporary Jazz scene. He has performed worldwide in venues and Festivals such as , Blue Note NY, Smalls, Red Sea Jazz Festival, Tel Aviv Jazz Festival, Montreal Jazz Festival and Boston Beantown Jazz Festival to name a few. Ori is a scholarship recipient and graduate of the Berklee College of Music in Boston as well as a 2009 ASCAP Jazz Composers Award winner. In late 2009, Ori released his debut album So It Goes, through the Art of Life Records label. The music is fresh, communicative, lyrical and rhythmic. A mix of modern jazz with Middle Eastern Latin and African influences. Daniel’s second album, Emuna, featuring the great Mark Turner on sax, guitarist Oz Noy, pianist Sam Barsh and drummer Ziv Ravitz will be released soon.
Ages 21 and over, please.
Tickets $18/per person
Daniel Ori is an Israeli born bassist and composer, a prominent young voice in the New York contemporary Jazz scene. He has performed worldwide in venues and Festivals such as , Blue Note NY, Smalls, Red Sea Jazz Festival, Tel Aviv Jazz Festival, Montreal Jazz Festival and Boston Beantown Jazz Festival to name a few. Ori is a scholarship recipient and graduate of the Berklee College of Music in Boston as well as a 2009 ASCAP Jazz Composers Award winner. In late 2009, Ori released his debut album So It Goes, through the Art of Life Records label. The music is fresh, communicative, lyrical and rhythmic. A mix of modern jazz with Middle Eastern Latin and African influences. Daniel’s second album, Emuna, featuring the great Mark Turner on sax, guitarist Oz Noy, pianist Sam Barsh and drummer Ziv Ravitz will be released soon.
Ages 21 and over, please.
Tickets $18/per person
For More Information:
Location/Venue:
East End Temple (Reform)
Address:
245 East 17th St
City:
New York
Zip/Postal:
10003
Contact Name:
Sharon Shemesh
Phone:
(212) 477-6444
Email:
Web:
Organization:
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