A show about the story of Arik Einstein, a great Israeli singer, and the friends he met. The event is suitable for children and includes classical segments and a live performance. The duration of the event is approximately 80 minutes.
Do Mr. Shoko bend bananas on Saturday morning? And why did the child laugh in the dream – does he like sleeping? Or did he discover what the deers dream about at night?
Shows from the Department of Music History, aimed at children, bringing the stories of the greatest pop musicians in a smart, funny, and child-appropriate manner. The sessions are accompanied by classic video clips, original vinyl records, and a live performance on stage.
Story and vocals – Yeshiv Cohen | Guitar and vocals – Costa Kaplan | Keyboards and vocals – Yoel Cohen | Bass and vocals – Yonatan Yidov | Drums and vocals – Ben Avgi
Duration of the session is approximately 80 minutes.
Intended for elementary school ages.
Yeshiv Cohen – a musician, lecturer, the artistic director of the "Soundtrack Tel Aviv" festival at the Tel Aviv Cinematheque, and founder of "The Department of Music History" – an independent initiative of lectures on music and culture (by various lecturers) established in Tel Aviv in 2003.
The event takes place with the support of the Ministry of Culture and Sport.
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