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Avi Avital

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Tel Aviv Museum of Art, Tel Aviv-Jaffa, 

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THE VERBIER RECITAL Avi Avital

Avi Avital: The Verbier Recital 

<p>Works by<br/>J.S. Bach · Sauli · Bloch<br/>Kuwahara · Avital</p>

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<p class="Paragraph SCXW175397505 BCX0">The studio recordings of mandolinist Avi Avital have always been marked by a sense of fiery<br>charisma and panache. Yet hearing the Israeli virtuoso in the context of a live performance<br>delivers an added dimension of spontaneity. His 2015 solo recital from the Verbier Festival -<br>including works by Bloch, Sauli, Kuwahara, Bach, and Avi Avital himself - yields a level of energy<br>that is altogether unique, especially in the niche idiom of solo mandolin.</p>
<p class="Paragraph SCXW175397505 BCX0">The album is released today on our joint label Verbier Festival Gold. See also the video below of his<br>performance of the Courante from Bach's celebrated Partita No. 2 which Avital himself arranged for<br>mandolin.</p>
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