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An intriguing duet by two virtuosos – Salit Lahav and Marcelo Nami, performing choro, forró, samba, and bossa nova, with rhythms from Venezuela and Argentina alongside local original compositions. 

Salit Lahav, a multi-instrumentalist musical composer and arranger, has released three albums and been featured in dozens more. She has collaborated with musicians such as Yamandu Costa, Chuchito Valdés, David Broza, Gali Atari, Danny Robas and more. She also founded the choro ensemble Chorolê, “Clube do Choro de Israel”, and QuatRio, which blends jazz, Brazilian music, and Mediterranean groove. 

Marcelo Nami, guitarist, composer, and international producer – his music draws inspiration from samba, bossa nova, jazz, flamenco, and Middle Eastern music. He has released three original albums and performed with leading Brazilian artists, including Chico Buarque, Ivan Lins, and more. He has also collaborated with local musicians, including Yoni Rechter, Matti Caspi, Shlomo Ydov, David Broza, Danny Robas, Lea Shabat, Nurit Galron and more.

Salit Lahav: flute, saxophone, accordion | Marcelo Nami: guitar

Series Producer: Matan Jakov

Doors open at 20:00, show starts at 21:00, approx. 75 min.
 

Dina Kitrossky is a highly regarded pianist and composer. After studying Middle Eastern piano performances as she made her mark in the jazz world, she is able to give the piano new colors and her own deeply personal inner world. Kitrossky takes a distinctly Western instrument and uses maqams, rich harmonies, and quarter tones to infuse it with the soul and depth of the East. The result is a new, personal, complex, and moving musical language – one in which every note carries meaning. The trio will perform pieces from Waves, Kitrossky’s debut album (December 2023). Together with double bassist Bar Geva and drummer Yaniv Loven, they create a vibrant onstage dynamic – one of improvisation, musical dialogue, and a constant search for color and depth. A chance to dive into a personal world of intriguing and daring music – one that forms a natural bridge between ancient tradition and contemporary innovation.
 

Dina Kitrossky – Piano | Bar Geva – Double Bass | Yaniv Loven – Drums
Series curator – Matan Jakov. 

Doors open at 20:00, show starts at 21:00, approx. 75 min.
 

Anat Moshkovski is a singer, songwriter, pianist, and clarinetist. Following a successful album in English and French (Anat) and an international breakthrough with the French single based on the Hebrew hit HaYalda Hachi Yafa Ba’Gan (The Most Beautiful Girl in the Kindergarten, in collaboration with Shuzin / Yonatan Levin / Uzi Navon), she is now releasing her first full album in Hebrew, entitled 89 Seconds. Written during the war, the album confronts what sustains us: our most intimate relationships, our partners, our mothers and fathers, aging, loneliness, and the meaning of music. 

Alongside her solo career, she has collaborated over the years with Yoni Rechter, Shlomi Shaban, the Israeli Jazz Orchestra, the Hazelnuts (Ha’Ahayot Luz) , the Israel Camerata Jerusalem, Marsh Dondurma, and others, and has performed at major festivals such as the Piano Festival and InDnegev.
To mark the launch of her new album, Sela Jazz Bar is hosting Anat Moshovski for an intimate evening of conversation and music, exploring topics such as the choice of music as a way of life, mother tongue and creative language, saving and being saved, and words, notes, and hope. 

Moderated by Dafna Manor.
 

Doors open: 20:30 | Show starts: 21:00 
Duration: approx. 90 minutes