The Idan Raichel Project Concert Featuring Stanford’s Talisman A Cappella

From Ethiopia to Israel to Stanford…An unforgettable musical experience

The Idan Raichel Project Featuring Stanford's Talisman A Cappella

Tuesday, February 15, doors open 7:30 PM, performance at 8:00PM

BUY YOUR TICKETS TODAY, because this show WILL sell out.

Only $5 with a student ID*! *(IDs checked at the door)

In February, as part of Black History Month, “The Idan Raichel Project” is coming to campus. The Idan Raichel Project is a unique multicultural music group from Israel. It is currently one of Israel's leading music groups, which took Israel by storm when their first album came out three years ago and introduced a groundbreaking fusion of traditional Ethiopian music and Israeli pop. Their lyrics and music, which include both Hebrew and Amharic prayers, and non-religious songs is a unique fusion that represents the authentic multicultural voice of Israel's young generation, as reflected in the full spectrum of ethnic diversity of the band members. The music, instruments, and lyrics are taken both from Israeli and Ethiopian African culture, and are beautifully integrated into a new sound.

Tickets will be sold on White Plaza Noon-1: Thursday Feb. 3 and Monday Feb. 7 and are available during any weekday at the Ziff Center for Jewish Life (on the corner of Mayfield and Campus)

Buy tickets conveniently online: http://www.acteva.com/booking.cfm?bevaid=81164.

Ticket Questions: e-mail Tali Golan at talush@stanford.edu

General Questions? Contact Lyuba at lwolf@stanford.edu

Presented in partnership with the Israel Center of the Jewish Community Federation and the Consulate General of Israel.

Co-sponsored by Hillel at Stanford, Jewish Leadership Council, Stanford Israel Alliance, Black Student Union, Black Community Service Center, Stanford Center for African Studies, Stanford Office for Multicultural Education, Hebrew languages and Literatures Department, Taube Center for Jewish Studies, Committee for Black Performing Arts, Stanford Middle Eastern & African Languages and Literatures Department, Stanford Concert Network, YAD and Tzavta of the SF Jewish Community Federation, Hagesher Ha'Israeli, Jewish Community Federation of the Greater East Bay, USD Hagshama, Albert L. Schultz JCC, and PJCC Hamagshimim, the University Zionist Movement of Hadassah, and Congregation Beth Am.