The countdown continues to TLV in LDN!
From 8 to 11 September, Londoners can experience the rich and diverse culture of one of Israel’s most vibrant cities
From 8 to 11 September, Londoners can experience the rich and diverse culture of one of Israel’s most vibrant cities: Tel Aviv.
TLV in LDN is a four-day showcase of food, music, nightlife, arts and style direct from Tel Aviv, taking place at venues across the capital, including Camden’s iconic Roundhouse.
Get ready to hear music like never before, as three grand pianos played by world-class virtuoso concert and jazz pianists – Gil Shochat, Leonid Ptashka and Shlomo Gronich – take to the stage in Pianomania, on Monday, 11 September, 7.30pm, at Cadogan Hall, in London.
The talented trio will perform on the night alongside Marina Maximilian, Israeli Arab singer Nasreen Qadri, and British soprano Gemma Summerfield.
The rich, versatile and playful repertoire includes the greatest classical pieces by Bach, Mozart and Tchaikovsky, together with favourite jazz standards and popular Israeli songs.
- For Pianomania tickets, priced £18 to £40, visit cadoganhall.com/whats-on/2017/09/11
- To find out more about the TLV in LDN festival, visit roundhouse.org.uk/whats-on/2017/tlv-in-ldn-festival
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