Sinatra Sings Jobim
In 1967, Frank Sinatra and Antonio Carlos Jobim met in a recording studio in America to create music together. The songs in the show are taken from the duo's two collaborative albums and were arranged by Yoav Polachek. A tribute will be held for their songs and joint creation.
In 1967, Frank Sinatra and Antonio Carlos Jobim met in a recording studio in America to create music together. The songs in the show are taken from the duo's two collaborative albums and were arranged by Yoav Polachek. A tribute will be held for their songs and joint creation.
In 1967, two giants of the world met in a recording studio in America for a kind of musical world cup. On one side, Frank Albert Sinatra, the man with the most beautiful velvet voice in history, and on the other side, Antonio Carlos Jobim, the inventor of Brazil's bossa nova. About four years after the recording of the album simply titled "Francis Albert Sinatra & Antonio Carlos Jobim," the duo recorded another album called "Sinatra & Company," also dedicated to bossa nova songs. The songs in the show are taken from both albums and were arranged by Yoav Polachek for piano, flute, double bass, and percussion. Additional songs will also be performed, in tribute to the duo and their collaborative creation.
David Pox - Vocals
Yoav Polachek - Piano
Matan Klein - Flute
Yurai Oron - Double Bass
Eitan Itzkowitz - Percussion
