Jazz of Southern Nights
A Concert by the Light of Hundreds of Candles

Latin America with an Israeli Soul

From Rio to Havana, from Buenos Aires to Mexico City — this concert brings together music that is played loud, sung with passion, and lived from the heart.

It is the jazz of open windows and winding little streets, the rustle of dresses and the clinking of glasses, sparkling laughter and the sound of heels on wooden floors in Argentina’s intimate restaurants, alongside the gentle rhythms of bossa nova on Copacabana Beach.

Jazz of Southern Nights is a musical journey through the sunniest corners of the world. From smooth Brazilian bossa nova to Cuban rhythms and beloved Italian hits, music from different shores comes together in one vibrant program.

On stage, three vocalists, three vibrant personalities, and three distinct voices — each with a story of its own, yet together blending into one irresistible force. Accompanied by a jazz band, acoustic guitar, and percussion, they will transform the grand hall into an intimate Southern-style club, where the music feels close, free, and alive — making your heart beat just a little faster.

Special guests of the evening: Kolot Telma, a women’s choir. Their rich harmonies will add new colors to the program, bringing familiar melodies to life with even greater depth and brilliance.

The program features Historia de un Amor, Quizás, Quizás, Quizás, The Girl from Ipanema, One Note Samba, Mas Que Nada, Volare, Mambo Italiano, Grande, Grande, Grande, Canción del Mariachi, Conga and other beloved songs.

The glow of hundreds of candles, live music and the feeling of a true celebration — vibrant, beautiful and just a little wild.

On stage:
Sofie Chudnovsky — jazz singer, multi-instrumentalist, and actress
Alexandra Chesskaya — singer and performance artist
Nomi Cross — vocalist with a captivating stage presence

Jazz band — musicians with classical training and experience performing with leading theaters and philharmonic orchestras, as well as active members of Israel’s contemporary music scene. Acoustic guitar and percussion.

Special guests: Kolot Telma women’s choir, conducted and directed by Maria Telnov Arber.

Doors open at 7:00 PM.
We’d be happy to welcome you a bit earlier - a bar with drinks and light snacks will be available on site.