FOLKADU

Description

The oldest instrument in the world on the concert stage: Founded by singer, trumpeter, and shofar player Yael Gat, the band Folkadu invites you to experience the magic of Jewish music. Their unique combination of singing, Lavta, accordion, trumpet, and the ancient shofar – a natural antelope horn – creates a sound that connects tradition and the present, making the diversity of Jewish music impressively audible. With a repertoire that includes both well-known and forgotten compositions and poems in Hebrew, Yiddish, and Ladino, Folkadu builds a musical bridge between Orient and Occident – promoting a cultural understanding that is timeless and highly relevant today. Musicians: Yael Gat - vocals, trumpet, shofar Ira Shiran - accordion Adam Chichportiche - Lavta

Highlights

• Unique combination of singing, Lavta, accordion, trumpet, and shofar
• Repertoire with well-known and forgotten compositions in Hebrew, Yiddish, and Ladino
• Founded by singer and shofar player Yael Gat

General Information

Folkadu presents the magic of Jewish music at the Kulturhaus Karlstorbahnhof in Heidelberg. The band combines tradition and modernity and promotes cultural understanding through its musical bridge between Orient and Occident.

Location

Marlene-Dietrich-Platz 3, 69117 Heidelberg, Germany

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