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Upcoming Concert of Classical Meets Jazz: Pictures at an Exhibition

Eyran Katsenelenbogen and Andrei Ivanovitch’s
two-piano onstage dialogue weaves together
classical and jazz styles in a revolutionary
interpretation of Mussorgsky's timeless masterpiece.
Sunday, September 4, 2011 at 6:00 pm.
Burg Namedy, Andernach, Germany
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 Summer 2011

Wishing you Health and Happiness... ~ Eyran

Eyran Reaches 30,000 Friends on Youtube!

Latest videos (from left to right):
Improvisation on Hungarian Dance No. 5 (Brahms),
Negev (Gamlieli) with Tal Gamlieli on bass and Gorge Perez-Albela on drums, and You Will Walk in the Field (Barkani).  

 

 

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Show Your Support of Eyran’s Music!

Many of Eyran’s recording are still not released because of production costs.
If you believe in Eyran’s music and would like to support it,
please make a donation of any size.
Your support is truly appreciated! ~ Eyran

Bring a Concert by Eyran

to Your Hometown in 2012

If you are interested in helping bring a concert by Eyran to your hometown, please read Eyran's letter to his friends and fans at Eyran.com/FanBooking
(or click on the Cute Puppy).

I’m looking forward to meeting with you and to playing
in your hometown! ~ Eyran

 Latest Artist Feature and DVD Reviews:

Blogcritics Music DVD Review by Jack Goodstein:
“…a magical reworking that will find an audience with lovers of classical music and jazz enthusiasts”.

Jazz Police DVD Review by Andrea Canter:
“While sound alone would certainly earn accolades, it is the visual component that truly makes this event stand out”.

The Jewish Advocate Feature Article by Heather Porter: (www.thejewishadvocate.com)
“Students and colleagues alike attest to Katsenelenbogen’s pianistic technique, imagination, virtuosity - and humility.” 

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