Alon Farber “Hagiga” 40/50/60 ₪
Album release partyHagiga in Hebrew means “celebration” and in our music we celebrate the cultural divergence of our Israeli heritage. Alon Farber Hagiga is inspired by the variety of musical flavors and colors of the “Israeli soundtrack”. Our compositions cross musical genres and are influenced by Swing, Moroccan, Funk and Brazilian backgrounds. It is this unique “celebration” of original Israeli jazz that is Hagiga.
The instrumentation of Hagiga is exciting- three multi-horn players and a rhythm section, and as such the writing is influenced by the works of Dave Douglas, Wayne Shorter and Booker Little.
** Please note – due to new government guidelines, admission will be granted with presentation of a Green Pass or proof of negative test results only.
Please bring your vaccine / recovery card, or negative results of a covid test taken within 72 hours of the event. **
29.9.2021/ Wednesday
open doors 21:00
begin 22:00
performance sitting
Hagiga in Hebrew means “celebration” and in our music we celebrate the cultural divergence of our Israeli heritage. Alon Farber Hagiga is inspired by the variety of musical flavors and colors of the “Israeli soundtrack”. Our compositions cross musical genres and are influenced by Swing, Moroccan, Funk and Brazilian backgrounds. It is this unique “celebration” of original Israeli jazz that is Hagiga.
The instrumentation of Hagiga is exciting- three multi-horn players and a rhythm section, and as such the writing is influenced by the works of Dave Douglas, Wayne Shorter and Booker Little.
Hagiga was founded in 2001 by Alon Farber have since then released three albums. On September 2021 Hagiga’s new 4th album “Reflecting on Freedom” will be released under one of the leading jazz labels in the world- “Origin Records”
Alon Farber, band leader, studied Jazz composition at Berklee College of music, Boston, and was awarded the Israeli Prime Minister Award for Jazz composers (2016) and the Wayne Shorter Award for composers (1998). He is one of the founders of the “Israeli Jazz Orchestra” were he takes both roles of the lead saxophone and an associate arranger and composer
“No other way to put it: The Alon Farber Hagiga Sextet is a fantastic find!” (Jay Deshponde, allaboutjazz.com)
“The Israeli jazz scene is one of the most vibrant around…The Alon Farber Hagiga has been at the forefront of that miraculous envelope pushing curve for some years now” (Barry Davis, Jerusalem Post)
Hagiga players are:
Alon Farber- Soprano and alto Saxes
Yehonatan Cohen- Tenor sax, flute and clarinet
Oded Meir- Trombone
Eden Giat- Piano
Assaf Hakimi- Bass
Roy Oliel- Drums
PR photo : Peter Vit