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| Red-Sea Jazz Festival 2010 24 years old and counting Red-Sea Jazz festival (August 23rd-26th, Eilat, Israel) never stops surprising. Red-Sea jazz festival, the biggest and most successful of its kind in Israel is hosting more than 20 world-known and international artist such as Rickie-Lee Jones, Garry Barton, Stephan Harris, Danilo Perez, Niki Yanofski, Beri Saharoff, Rea Mohich, Shem-Tov Levi and many others The Red-Sea Jazz Festival heritage keeps on going strong and attracts thousands of visitors, on a yearly basis, for four days of musical and cultural experience. The festival is being directed for the second time by Avishai Cohen, who makes it possible to link international jazz talents with the local artist and by that creates an unprecedented teaming. More than 20 ensembles from Israel and abroad will perform this year totaling in 32 concerts that will accrue on during the festival period. The concerts will take place in 3 different halls and will run in convenient hours, enabling to attend up to 4 different concerts each evening. Concert locations: The Jazz Club: contains 1, 000 seats, some around tables. The Hall: contains 2, 000 seats (arranged in rows) The Arena: contains 4, 000 seats, overlooking the Red-Sea. Avishai Cohen, festival Director: "Just like every year, the city of Eilat fills with the special atmosphere of the festival. The international artist holds master-classes; the jazz bands are performing throughout the city, pool parties at the hotel and an overall celebration of music, good-mood and freedom. Pure pleasure". The festival turns to a wide audience from families, youth, tourist and local vacationers and offers one-pass vacation packages that includes hotel, flights, performances and many more. Manager of festival directory: Mayor of Eilat, Mr. Meir Yitzhak Levi The festival is supported by: Municipality of Eilat, Ministry of Culture and Sport, Port of Eilat, Hotel Union of Eilat and Commercial Sponsorship. write your comments about the article :: © 2010 Jazz News :: home page |