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Countertenor and singer-songwriter

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Israeli countertenor and singer-songwriter with a range of more than four octaves, Israel's Eurovision entrant in 2004, known for Shmor Al HaOlam, Yad Anuga and Kol HaKochavim.

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Wednesday, 11 November · 20:30

Karmiel Culture Hall, Karmiel

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Born: 1965

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Karmiel Culture Hall · from ₪149
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David D'Or trained as a classical singer and made his name in pop with a four-octave voice

David D'Or was born in 1965 and sang in the Central Command army band. He trained as a classical singer at the Jerusalem Academy of Music and Dance, and his debut album, David D'Or, produced by Yehudit Ravitz, came out with his version of Yad Anuga. His second album, Be'Govah Mishtane (1993), brought Shmor Al HaOlam and Ani Af, and that year he came fourth in the Israeli Eurovision selection with Parpar.

A countertenor with a range of more than four octaves, he moves between pop, classical and world music. At Zubin Mehta's invitation he sang Carmina Burana with the Israel Philharmonic Orchestra, and in 2003 he released a live album with the orchestra that went gold within two weeks. Baneshama (2001) gave him the hit Kol HaKochavim, he was named Israel's singer of the year in 2001, 2002 and 2004, and in 2004 he represented Israel at Eurovision in Istanbul with Leha'amin.

From 2008 he recorded the Shirat Rabim albums of prayers and piyyutim with Patrick Sabag, and the first of them went gold. He has appeared at WOMAD festivals abroad, and in 2021 he released Slichot Yerushalayim, a live album with Idan Amedi, Amir Dadon and Lior Elmaliah as guests. He also paints, and since 2023 he has performed a joint show with Avri Gilad.

Born
2 October 1965 Wikidata
Birth name
David Nehaisi Hebrew Wikipedia
Voice
Countertenor, with a range of more than four octaves Wikipedia
Studied at
The Jerusalem Academy of Music and Dance Hebrew Wikipedia
Israel's singer of the year
2001, 2002 and 2004 Wikipedia
Eurovision
2004, in Istanbul, with Leha'amin Wikipedia

David D'Or singing at a microphone stand at the Israel Prize ceremony in Jerusalem, 1997 — Photo: Amos Ben Gershom, CC BY-SA 3.0

His path runs from an army band to Eurovision 2004 and the Shirat Rabim albums

1985
Sang in the Central Command army band during his army service. Wikipedia
1993
Released Be'Govah Mishtane, with Shmor Al HaOlam, and came fourth in the Israeli Eurovision selection with Parpar. Hebrew Wikipedia
2001
Released Baneshama and was named Israel's singer of the year. Wikipedia
2003
Released a live album with the Israel Philharmonic Orchestra, which went gold within two weeks. Wikipedia
2004
Represented Israel at Eurovision in Istanbul with Leha'amin and placed 11th in the semi-final. Wikipedia
2007
Performed at WOMAD world music festivals, in 2007 and again in 2008. Hebrew Wikipedia
2008
Released Shirat Rabim with Patrick Sabag, which went gold, and was chosen as an artist of the Israel Cultural Excellence Foundation. Hebrew Wikipedia
2021
Released Slichot Yerushalayim, a live album with Idan Amedi, Amir Dadon and Lior Elmaliah as guests. Hebrew Wikipedia
2023
Sang at the Independence Day torch-lighting ceremony and began a joint show with Avri Gilad. Hebrew Wikipedia

These are David D'Or's best-known albums and songs

Shirat Rabim 5: Shabbat HaMalka, with Patrick Sabag
Album · 2024 · Hebrew Wikipedia
Slichot Yerushalayim (live)
Album · 2021 · Hebrew Wikipedia
Shirat Rabim, with Patrick Sabag
Album · 2008 · Hebrew Wikipedia
Kmo HaRuach
Album · 2006 · Hebrew Wikipedia
Leha'amin
Song · 2004 · Wikipedia
Live in Concert, with the Israel Philharmonic Orchestra
Album · 2003 · Hebrew Wikipedia
Baneshama
Album · 2001 · Hebrew Wikipedia
Shmor Al HaOlam
Song · 1993 · Hebrew Wikipedia
Be'Govah Mishtane
Album · 1993 · Hebrew Wikipedia

You can watch David D'Or on his official YouTube channel

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These are the questions people ask about David D'Or

When is David D'Or's next show?

The next date on the halls' own calendars is 11 November at 20:30 at Karmiel Culture Hall in Karmiel. David D'Or announces other dates on the official pages.

Where can I buy tickets for David D'Or?

Each date on this page has a Tickets button that opens the seller's page for that show. Tickets are bought from the seller, not from Israel.com.

Where does David D'Or announce new shows?

New dates are announced first on David D'Or's official pages: Official site, Instagram, Facebook, and YouTube. This page lists the dates the halls publish on their own calendars.

What time does David D'Or's show start, and how long is it?

The next show, on 11 November in Karmiel, starts at 20:30 and runs about 90 minutes. Each date on this page has its own start time.

How much are tickets for David D'Or?

Tickets for David D'Or's coming shows start at ₪149, bought on the seller's page for each date.

What is David D'Or's Instagram?

David D'Or's official Instagram account is @daviddeor_official. The latest posts from it are on this page.

Where can I listen to David D'Or's songs?

David D'Or's songs are on Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube, and SoundCloud, on the official artist pages linked here.

How old is David D'Or?

David D'Or was born on 2 October 1965 and is 61 years old.

What kind of voice does David D'Or have?

He is a countertenor with a range of more than four octaves, and he moves between pop, classical music, opera arias and world music. At Zubin Mehta's invitation he sang Carmina Burana as a soloist with the Israel Philharmonic Orchestra.

Did David D'Or sing at Eurovision?

Yes. He represented Israel at Eurovision 2004 in Istanbul with Leha'amin, placed 11th in the semi-final and did not reach the final.

What are David D'Or's best-known songs?

Shmor Al HaOlam and Ani Af from Be'Govah Mishtane (1993), his version of Yad Anuga from his debut album, and Kol HaKochavim, written by Arkadi Duchin, from Baneshama (2001).

What is Shirat Rabim?

A series of albums of prayers and piyyutim that David D'Or recorded with Patrick Sabag. The first came out in 2008 and went gold, and later volumes followed in 2010, 2015 and 2024.

Does David D'Or also paint?

Yes. In 2013 a book of his paintings came out and the paintings were shown in Tel Aviv alongside a concert, and in 2016 his exhibition Layers was shown there.