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MADHAV HARIDAS QUARTET
About
Born from the meeting with the genius guitarist Omri Porat in September 2023, this project is the outcome of Madhavs musical search throug all his life and came from his desire to find his own musical identity.
Through original compositions based on indian scales, this project is a new kind of fusion between Indian, Spiritual Jazz and World music.
Accompanied by incredible musicians, this show is a musical and spiritual journey through Madhav’s own soul.
Omri Porat : guitar
Omri Porat, son of conductor and composer Roni Porat, was appropriately raised in a very musical household from an early age, mainly playing jazz guitar and upright bass. Following his high school studies at the Jerusalem Academy of Music and Dance, he then started to independently explore traditional Flamenco music in Granada, Spain, leading him to then further expand his musical horizons towards traditional Eastern music.
Mark Moshayev : drums
he studied classical music with Professor Alon Bor and performed with the Israel Philharmonic Orchestra. He regularly won scholarships from the Sharet Fund and the Ronen Fund.
He played in various jazz ensembles with the best artists in Israel such as Yuval Cohen, Avishai Cohen, Anat Cohen, Omer Avital, Eli Dejibri and Daniel Zamir.
He played in various jazz ensembles with the best artists in Israel such as Yuval Cohen, Avishai Cohen, Anat Cohen, Omer Avital, Eli Dejibri and Daniel Zamir.
David Michaeli : double bass
Concurrent with his Jazz expertise, Michaeli has studied classical Arabic music with Hagai Bilitzky at The Jerusalem Academy of Music and Dance and classical Indian music on Bansuri with Nilesh Deshpande, Puna, India. Throughout his musical career, Michaeli has played, toured and recorded worldwide with Israel’s preeminent musicians and bands as an acclaimed saxophonist– including Abatte Barihun; Dudi Levi; Anat Fort; Bint El Funk; Katamon Cherry among others.
Madhav Haridas: If music is the language of the soul, then nothing could be more true for this musician.
An inspirational artist at the bridge of tradition and modernity, Madhav has earned his reputation as a talented musician and skillful performer with his distinct and authentic musical style.
Madhav lived in India for more than 15 years where he studied North and South Indian classical music and started playing intensively the bansuri (Indian bamboo flute).
His original music is the result of his spiritual evolution following his life journey, and build bridges between the musical spheres of India, Middle East, Balkan, Afro and Jazz.
