The Ingathering

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Nitai Hershkovits explains the Israeli sound, regardless of genre or style
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Alawan’s violinist, Myriam Sarfati, tells the band's story and explains their music
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The Ingathering is a year old
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Amir Bresler works with a lot of different artists, but regardless of style, he’s sitting in the pocket
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Joey Weisenberg uses nigunim to reach new spiritual plateaus, and he’s happy to take you along for the ride
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Ben Holmes talks about his solo pieces, his chamber approach to ensemble playing, and some of the louder things he does, too
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Change The World With A Song: Open ThreadCan music be used as a tool to end conflict, or is that wishful thinking?
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Uriel Kramer, along with his band, Tawil, wants to make you happy
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The guitarist wants his music to be accessible to everyone, even his mother
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Lucille Crew mastermind, Isgav “Izzy” Dotan, talks about the band’s collaborative spirit and international ambitions
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Why the songs we sing in times of struggle become the anthems we sing in times of triumph
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Frank London talks about the Klezmatics, 1990s Jewish New York, and the oversized influence of Rabbi Shlomo Carlebach
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