Concert: Richard Clayderman
Event source: Haifa Municipality
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Alon Yurik Productions presents: Richard Clayderman The internationally renowned pianist, beloved by the Israeli audience, returns to Israel for two festive shows!! Accompanied by the string orchestra of the Raanana Symphonette Last April, Clayderman came to Israel and won over the Heichal HaTarbut concert hall. Demand for the show was immense, and it sold out entirely about a month in advance. Alon Yurik, the show's producer in Israel, describes the excited reactions and the many inquiries from audience members who didn't make it in time and were left without tickets. Richard Clayderman: "The Israeli audience has stayed with me for many years. Meeting Israelis is always the warmest and most heartfelt experience. The last show in Tel Aviv was such a moving encounter for me — I'm deeply grateful to you for all your love, and I'm very happy to return. As I've already said, I'm coming to give you love back and to hug you all in return!" Richard Clayderman, the renowned piano virtuoso behind countless piano pieces that became classics, first won the hearts of Israeli audiences three decades ago, and has since received an immense embrace at his shows in Israel over the years. Alon Yurik, the show's producer: "In a sensitive time in Israel, we are glad for the trust we are receiving and for the fact that Richard Clayderman is returning to perform. It was moving to see the Israeli audience rise to its feet when he came on stage, and the love between him and the Israeli audience is mutual and moving." Photo credit: Alon Yurik Productions.





