Ofri Eliaz (Hebrew: עופרי אליעז) is an Israeli singer, singing teacher, music therapist, and voice therapist.[1][2][3][4]
Education
edit- Rimon School of Jazz and Contemporary Music, Ramat Hasharon, Israel[4]
- B.F.A. in jazz music from Mannes School of Music (1997-2004)[5]
- M.F.A. in music therapy from New York University[6]
Biography
editIn 2003 she returned to Israel and in 2005 she released her first album, Ya salio de la mar: Judeo-Spanish Songs in Judaeo-Spanish (Ladino) language,[7][8] with music recorded in the United States and voice and mastering in Israel.[9] The music of the album combines both traditional instruments with jazz ones.[8]The album got good reviews, but it was of mixed success.[4] The second album was released in 2019 in Hebrew,[10] while she started working on it in 2010.[4]
She is also a music therapist and teacher.[5]
Discography
editReferences
edit- ^ "About Ofri Eliaz", an America Israel Cultural Foundation webpage
- ^ Ofri Eliaz עופרי אליעז
- ^ Ofri Eliaz עופרי אליעז, the home page
- ^ a b c d Doron Gal, עפרי אליעז רוצה שרייכל או יהודית רביץ יכתבו לה שיר[Ofri Eliaz wants Raichel or Yehudit Ravitz to write a song for her], Mako, January 22, 2010
- ^ a b אם אתה יכול לדבר - אתה יכול לשיר, an interview with 13tv, April 30, 2021
- ^ שמונה מי יודע: אלבומים חדשים ומגוונים לחג הפסח ( a review of 8 new albums), April 19, 2019 Globes
- ^ Amos Oren, עופרי אליעז: לדינו עם טוויסט ["Ofri Eliaz: Ladino with a twist"], album review ynet, January 30, 2005
- ^ a b "Ofri Eliaz: ladino desde Israel", radiosefard.com
- ^ a b Ya salio de la mar, CD booklet
- ^ a b At This Moment, CD booklet
External links
edit- https://www.ofrieliaz.com, official website
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Category:Living people
[Category:Israeli singers]]