"Revolution of Love"
In the year 2025, maestro Giora Feidman continues his powerful and sensitive commitment to a world without weapons and borders. On his current tour "Revolution of Love", the internationally renowned clarinettist and peace ambassador appeals for peaceful coexistence and more love and harmony. The audience will experience a firework display of traditional klezmer music as well as masterpieces of tango music and selected compositions from the current CDs composed by Majid Montazer in the two-hour concert program. In this unforgettable concert, the musicians accompany the audience on a journey into the world of sacred and secular music.
This program continues Giora Feidman's artistic work and goes far beyond the musical dimension. With "Revolution of Love", Feidman pursues the goal of spreading not only sounds, but also the transformative message of love. This revolution should touch the listener emotionally and initiate a journey full of hope and connection. Giora Feidman and his various ensembles that will accompany him throughout the tour are looking forward to these unique concerts and firmly believe that music is a powerful force that can unite people and bring about change - a true "revolution of love" through music.
Giora Feidman, the winner of several Classical Echoes, uses his clarinet to communicate and share his message through music. His sound is versatile, passionate and emotional, but also sensual and earthy. The "King of Klezmer" and interpreter of the Oscar-winning film music for Steven Spielberg's "Schindler's List" offers his listeners an extraordinary experience at his concerts. He has also appeared in the German films "Jenseits der Stille" by Caroline Link and "Comedian Harmonists" (1997) by Joseph Vilsmaier.
Feidman has already been honored for his commitment to peace and his services to reconciliation between peoples. He received the International Bridge Prize for his contribution to international understanding in Europe and the Grand Cross of the Order of Merit of the Federal Republic of Germany for his efforts to promote reconciliation between Jews and Germans.
