US EditionWith Amdorsky at the Buffet: the Piano Festival Returned to Eilat in a Big Way
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Between Avraham Tal's struggle with the clock and the summit meeting of Hadag Nahash and Tomer Yosef: For the second time in the Red Sea, the Piano Festival proves that its magic continues to unfold. A journey between last-minute artist swaps, hits that were left off the setlist, and one personal moment in the front row that closed a circle of more than twenty years.
The Piano Festival took place last weekend in Eilat, bringing artists from all genres and an enthusiastic audience to the southern city. • We joined a weekend of musical vacation, during which more than 20 shows were performed throughout the city. • We were thrilled by the tribute show to "High Windows," sang all the lyrics to Danny Sanderson's songs and the new "Gezuz," and didn't stop jumping with "The Snake Fish," which hosted Tomer Yosef. • …
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