Rebeca Vallejo & Hadar Noiberg at DROM

“Mediterranean Jazz Live” will showcase the distinctive musical vision of two Mediterranean female band-leaders and composers. Within the common thread of their Mediterranean roots, these artist will present their respective project in collaboration with each other.

From Madrid, Spain, Rebeca Vallejo, a versatile and innovative vocalist, known for combining her ancestral flamenco roots, her deep love and understanding of Brazilian music, with the language of jazz, creating a sound that is truly unique. Her two albums have taken her to stages in Brazil, Cuba, Germany, Belgium, Great Britain and Spain. Rebeca is currently in the production process of recording her third CD which will be produced in Spain, Brazil and the US. The recording of this CD is also going to be subject of a documentary....

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“Mediterranean Jazz Live” will showcase the distinctive musical vision of two Mediterranean female band-leaders and composers. Within the common thread of their Mediterranean roots, these artist will present their respective project in collaboration with each other.

From Madrid, Spain, Rebeca Vallejo, a versatile and innovative vocalist, known for combining her ancestral flamenco roots, her deep love and understanding of Brazilian music, with the language of jazz, creating a sound that is truly unique. Her two albums have taken her to stages in Brazil, Cuba, Germany, Belgium, Great Britain and Spain. Rebeca is currently in the production process of recording her third CD which will be produced in Spain, Brazil and the US. The recording of this CD is also going to be subject of a documentary.

From Tel Aviv, Israel, Hadar Noiberg, flutist, composer and arranger has established herself as a major force in the Cuban, Jazz and World music scenes. With a language that transcends her Middle Eastern roots, she fuses styles seamlessly, distinguishing her as both innovative and highly skilled. Hadar’s original material is being performed by her trio which has a daring and unique instrumentation: flute, double bass (Edward Perez) and drums/percussion (Ziv Ravitz) which allows sliding in and out of Jazz improvisation and Western harmonies with Middle Eastern and North African rhythms and semitones.
The trio has toured Israel, Europe and the US and will tour Europe again this winter.

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