Richard Clayderman will return to Israel for two shows: "Very happy to return"
The French pianist and composer, who has performed in Israel many times, will return for two shows to be held on November 21 at the Heichal HaTarbut in Tel Aviv and on November 22 at the Haifa Theater. Tickets start from 249 shekels.
Richard Clayderman is set to return to Israel for two performances: November 21 at the Charles Bronfman Auditorium (Heichal HaTarbut) in Tel Aviv and November 22 at the Haifa Theater. Ticket prices range from 249 to 469 shekels. Throughout his career, the French pianist and composer has performed in Israel many times, with his last appearance in the country taking place in April of last year.
"The Israeli audience has been with me for many years. It is always the warmest and most heartfelt experience to meet the Israelis," Clayderman stated ahead of his shows. "The last show in Tel Aviv was so moving; I was truly grateful for all your love, and I am very happy to return. As I have already said, I am coming to return your love and hug you all back."
The 72-year-old Clayderman was born in France as Philippe Pagès in 1953. He learned piano from his father and studied music at the Conservatoire de Paris from the age of 12. He broke through in the late 70s, and throughout a career that continues to this day, he has recorded over 1,300 melodies and dozens of studio albums that have sold tens of millions of copies. His rich repertoire has created a romantic style that blends his original works with piano classics, French chansons, and more.
