Alon Nechushtan and Talat hail from Israel, where they have absorbed it’s melting pot of styles within the vast Jewish Ouvre and created a “lively, horn and groove-heavy brand of jazz (Washington Post”). Dedicated to playing original music inspired by new interpretations of Klezmer, Middle Eastern grooves and North African Rhythms with both Ashkenaz and Serphardic influences represented, through Levantine-Mediterannean, Judeo spirituals, Nigunim and ‘Old School’ Piyyutim, Talat group often roams between the borders of Groove-Jazz and Folk, connecting the old and the new. 

Alon Nechushtan and Talat have played many festivals around the globe including the Far East (China and Philippines), South America (Savassi, Rio and Sao-Paolo Klezmer Festival), North America (Toronto, Montreal, Edmonton), Europe (U.K and London Klezmer Festival), and the United States (Carnegie Hall, Kennedy Center and Washington D.C Jewish Music Festivals).

Alon Nechushtan’s  Talat’s music has been featured in several movies, recordings and blogs including the Time Life Magazine (click here and scroll to 4:20″)

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LISTEN TO SONGS / (Click on Title)

 

Gissela

(yemenic Groove) 

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Dew Dance  

(A fast paced Israeli Dance)

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Nejamjema –

(A Morrocan up tempo)

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Hodaya –

(An East European hymn)

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Adon Haor –

A mid Tempo Klezmer inspired tune

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SOUL-Ful-FIRE –

A sephardic tune 

[Live from

Kennedy Center]

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Sun Dried Love Song  – 

A South American groove meets Klezmer

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Tikkun Olam’ –

(A Hassidic Niggun) 

[ Live from 

Klezmer Festival ]

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Ata B’hartabu –

(a Yiddish Niggun) 

[ Live from

The Blue Note Club ]

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Lamma Badda 

(Andalusian traditional / Turkish)

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Dance of the tribes

(Middle Eastern)

 

Uzebekistan Fantasy

(A Uzbekistan Melody meets Klezmer)

[Live from

Edmonton-Jazz-Festival, CANADA]

 

MEET THE PRESS / (Click for review)

ISRAELI NEWS

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JEWISH TIMES OF ISRAEL

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JEWISH WEEK

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JEWISH FORWARD

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 JEWISH JOURNAL

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BALTIMORE TIMES

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 JERUSALEM POST

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מעריב   

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ידיעות אחרונות

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 הבמה

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ynet

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JWEEKLY

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TABLET MAGAZINE

 

 

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