Our choir is expanding. You are invited to a meet-and-greet with the conductor Yarden Landau at no cost, which will be scheduled later. The Kolot Shaanan Choir is expanding and it is the place for people who have singing in their hearts and want to belong to an amazing social group.
The Kolot Sha'ananim Choir is expanding and is the place for people who have singing in their hearts and want to create musical quality together and belong to an amazing social group.
This is the second year the choir has been active, performing works from a diverse and contemporary repertoire, in original arrangements for three or four voices. Through the shared singing space, personal vocal exploration occurs, resulting in a resonating and harmonious group sound.
The choir is intended for professional singers as well as those for whom singing is a hobby, and it allows everyone to sing joyfully together and engage with music.
About the conductor: Yarden Landau is a musician, arranger, conductor, facilitator, and teacher with extensive experience in choir conducting. Yarden currently conducts the proud choir in Tel Aviv and serves as a music educator and teacher at Orim High School in Kfar HaYarok.
We would be delighted for you to sign up for a personal introduction meeting with the choir conductor.
Please note that registration is for a personal meeting with Yarden, the choir conductor (don't worry, Yarden is really nice :) ). After you register, we will contact you to guide you on what to prepare for the meeting and coordinate a convenient date. The meeting is free of charge, and we look forward to seeing you :)
When?
The introductory meeting will be scheduled later between you and the conductor.
General information about the choir: Choir meetings are planned to take place on Wednesdays from 19:00 to 21:30, from September and continuously throughout the year except for August.
Workshop cost: 120 NIS per month for city residents, 140 NIS per month for non-residents.
Community Center Hagra
28 HaGra Street, Neve Sha'anan, Tel Aviv - Jaffa.
Phone: 03-7242942
Accessibility: Elevator to the left of the entrance stairs. Disabled restrooms available.
How to get to us and parking?
By public transport: Any line that goes to the intersection of HaMasger and HaRakevet streets. Cross to Rosh Pina Street and turn onto HaGra Street.
By foot or bicycle: It is recommended to enter via HaRakevet Street, from Rosh Pina or Bnei Brak Street and turn onto HaGra Street.
Nearby parking: Central Park parking at 58 HaRakevet Street for a fee.
Blue and white street parking is available; please note the signage instructions at the start of the street.
The workshop will be held in accordance with the Home Front Command guidelines; the community center has a shelter if needed.