NefEsh Trio takes the audience on a profound journey that transcends borders and speaks to each individual in a deeply personal way. A journey that explores the sounds of the Jewish people, including German synagogue melodies, Yemenite Shabbat chants, Klezmer, 1950s Israeli dances, and Sephardic melodies with an Iberian flavor. But the Trio’s exploration extends beyond, encountering Arabic melodies of diverse origins, Sufi chants, and echoes of tango and jazz. The intertwining is constant and is expressed in compositions rich in improvisations and surprising, enveloping instrumental sounds that touch the soul.

Full price € 10
Under 30 € 5

Daniele Davide Parziani, violino
Manuel Buda, chitarra
Davide Tedesco, contrabbasso

It was June 2006 when Daniele Davide Parziani, Manuel Buda and Davide Tedesco met for the first time. Behind them, the long classical training at Milan’s Giuseppe Verdi Conservatory, and a professional experience of a wide variety of musical genres including Tango, Rock, Jazz and Folk. From all of this came an idea – better, a feeling – of music that immediatly tied them and that brought them success and acknowledgments along the years.

NefEsh are proud to have worked and shared the stage with artists such as Malika Ayane, Eyal Lerner, Raiz, Giovanni Nuti, Anton Dressler, Lucia Bosè, the Jewish Choir of Milan “Kol Ha Kolot”, the israeli Ensemble “Eve’s Women”, and the female voice ensemble of Artists of Milan’s Teatro alla Scala Choir.

Along the years the group has performed all around in Italy, their home country, Europe and Israel at venues including the King’s Hall of the University of Newcastle(England), the Festival Mar de Musica in Cartajena(Spain), Poestate Festival Lugano(Switzerland), and has been invited for two years to be main concert for the festival “Jewish and the City” in Milan; in Israel, NefEsh toured playing in locations including the Conservatory of Music of Beer Sheva and appeared at the International Klezmer Festival of Zfat. They also performed at intercultural events, like the Christian-Jewish Colloqui held at the Monastery of Camaldoli, and for several organizations that promote peace between peoples.

NefEsh music has been also used by theater, cinema and video-art directors, and it has been broadcasted by Rai Radio 3, Swiss Radio RSI 2, Monte Carlo Radio, Lifegate Radio and Popolare Network.