The Ivriots Sing Ehud Manor: Celebrating the Songs of an Israeli Music Legend

The Ivriots, an Israeli ensemble of nine female musicians, bring a brand-new show to the Museum of Tolerance Jerusalem, celebrating the timeless songs of Ehud Manor, one of Israel’s most beloved lyricists.

The Ivriots Sing Ehud Manor is a musical tribute to a songwriter whose lyrics have become an integral part of Israel’s cultural soundtrack.

Following four shows dedicated to the works of Leah Goldberg, Nathan Alterman, and Shoshana Damari, alongside their signature show, The Ivriots Sing, the ensemble returns with its fifth production, celebrating Manor’s enduring legacy. His beloved songs, both originally written in Hebrew and translated from other languages, will be reimagined through fresh musical arrangements performed by nine exceptional musicians, each bringing her own distinctive voice, style, and stage presence.

The Ivriots brings together nine independent female singer-songwriters and instrumentalists who offer fresh interpretations of songs that have become timeless classics of Hebrew culture. Blending diverse voices, instruments, and musical styles, the ensemble breathes new life into familiar favorites, creating a rich and captivating musical experience.

Join us for an evening celebrating the words, melodies, and songs of Ehud Manor, brought to life through innovative arrangements and nine distinctive female voices.

Performers and Credits

Karni Postel | Cello and vocals

Vered Picker | Piano and vocals

Galia Hai | Viola and vocals

Raz Shmueli | Acoustic guitar and vocals

Dana Amado | Bass guitar and vocals

Alex Moshe | Electric guitar and vocals

Anat Moshkovski | Clarinet and vocals

Eti Zohar Abramovitz | Flute, synthesizer, and vocals

Anna Raz | Drums

Come for our exhibitions and stay for a captivating performance or thought-provoking lecture. Experience a Museum of Tolerance Jerusalem exhibition at 7:00 PM, then enjoy an evening of culture, art, and inspiration with one combined ticket.