
The One You Can't See
1990
The debut, recorded with the band “Ways”.
Golden Peacock · Jewish Blues
The Livnat Brothers

Aviv and Arik Livnat create original music that brings together jazz and rock with Hebrew poetry, Hasidic nigunim and Yiddish song, a style critics named “Jewish Blues”. Seven albums on their Golden Peacock label, and concerts at festivals and halls in Israel, Europe and the United States. All the albums are here to listen to.
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1990
The debut, recorded with the band “Ways”.

1997
Songs to poems by Cavafy, Pessoa and Leah Goldberg.

2000
Live at the Blue Note, at the end of a 15-concert tour.

2002ACUM Golden Feather
Music for theatre, film and dance.

2002
Arik's solo album.

2004
Inspired by Jacob Glatstein's Yiddish novel.

2007
The Yiddish ballads of Itzik Manger.
Feature

In 1999 the brothers premiered “Songs Hand-Hammered in Copper”, a multimedia show joining jazz with Jewish music, projected over the copper reliefs of the artist Arieh Merzer. It played the Israel Festival in Jerusalem, the Tel Aviv-Jaffa Festival, the Safed Klezmer Festival and Jazz, Blues & Videotape.
In 2000 they took it on a 15-concert tour of Poland. The last night, at the Blue Note club, was broadcast live on Polish national jazz radio and became the album Jewish Jazz Live in Poland. The show went on to Sofia, Prague, London, Brussels, Paris, Carpentras and the US.
From the past
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Today
Saxophonist, composer and music educator, performing in Israel and abroad.
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