Dobranotch in Berlin 12 November 2023

"Towards the 25th anniversary of the Dobranotch band"

The program includes songs in Yiddish, Hebrew and Russian, fiery freylekhs and Hasidic niguns, which next year will be included in the album "Dobranotch 25 years".

And of course dancing and interaction with the audience!

DmitriiKhramtsov - violin, vocals / Geige, Gesang

IliaGindin - clarinet, saxophone / Klarinette, Saxophon

GerminaGordienko - dulcimer/ Zymbal

EvgeniiLizin - bass drum / große Trommel, Bass Drum

PaulMilmeister - banjo / Banjo

JackButler - tuba / Tuba

The klezmer ensemble Dobranotch was founded in 1998 in France and has been based in Germany since 2023. Over its 25-year history, the group has toured more than twenty countries around the world and recorded ten albums. All these years, "Dobranoch” has been playing and popularizing Jewish music and Jewish culture. The group's repertoire includes songs in Russian, Yiddish and Hebrew, incendiary freylekhs and Hasidic niguns. In addition to Jewish music, "Dobranotch” performs Balkan and Gypsy folklore.

"Dobranotch” performed at significant festivals of Jewish culture: Internationales Klezmer Festival Fürth (Germany), Jewish Culture Festival (Krakow, Poland), Ashkenaz Festival (Canada) and collaborated with such stars of the klezmer scene as Frank London and Lorin Sklamberg (members of the group The Klezmatics, Grammy Award winners), Michael Alpert, David Krakauer, Psoy Korolenko, and many others.

"Dobranotch” are laureates of authoritative awards in the field of World Music:

Special prize Eiserner Eversteiner 2018 at the Folk Herbst festival (Plauen, Germany) - the most prestigious award in the field of folk music in Europe, Preis der deutschen Schallplattenkritik - best album of 2019 in the Folk/Singer/Songwriters category, Russian World Music Awards - best ethnic project 2019.

The music "Dobranotch” leaves no one indifferent! At concerts, the audience enjoys performing Jewish round dances together with the soloist of the ensemble, Mitya Khramtsov, and the choir sings their favorite Jewish songs!