Giora Feidman Revolution of Love - Begleitet von KlezStrings

In the organizer's words:

Following the triumphant conclusion of his "Friendship" tour, the renowned clarinet virtuoso Giora Feidman has been on stage since January 2024 with his latest musical project, "Revolution of Love". Audiences can look forward to a continuation of his artistic work that goes far beyond the musical dimension.

With "Revolution of Love", Giora Feidman has decided to spread not only sounds, but also a transformative message. The maestro is determined to permeate the world with a groundbreaking message of love. This revolution will touch the hearts of listeners and ignite an emotional journey of hope and connection.

The enchanting sounds of his clarinet, which has already been described as the "microphone of his soul", unite with the inspiring compositions of Majid Montazer in "Revolution of Love". Both "Friendship" and "Revolution of Love" bear the artistic signature of the composer, who fills Giora Feidman's vision with life.

Giora Feidman, the winner of several Klassik Echos, always takes his clarinet in his hands to communicate through music, to share a message with people and let them participate in his inner voice. His sound is changeable, passionate and emotional, but also sensual and earthy.

The "King of Klezmer" and interpreter of the Oscar-winning film music for Steven Spielberg's "Schindler's List", offers his listeners an extraordinary experience at his concerts - from the very first note of his clarinet. He has also appeared in the German films "Jenseits der Stille" by Caroline Link and "Comedian Harmonists" (1997) by Joseph Vilsmaier.

The "Ambassador of Reconciliation" has already been honored for his commitment to peace and his special services to reconciliation between peoples. Giora Feidman was awarded the International Bridge Prize for the contribution he has made to international understanding in Europe through his life's work. Giora Feidman has also been awarded the Grand Cross of the Order of Merit of the Federal Republic of Germany, which pays tribute to his commitment to reconciliation between Jews and Germans.