Noga Ritter Trio at Manchester Jewish Museum

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Noga Ritter Trio with the newly released album "Ima"

Manchester Jewish Museum, Cheetham Hill
16 November 2023

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Noga Ritter Trio at Manchester Jewish Museum
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Following on from her sold-out 2022 Synagogue Nights show, Noga Ritter comes back to Manchester with a newly released album. With songs sung in both Hebrew and English, Noga weaves intimate and personal stories into a compelling narrative of social-global issues.

Expect an electrifying set with some new sounds from Noga’s recently released debut solo album, Ima. Ima features 14 incredible musicians, including the award-winning artists Seckou Keita on Kora, Byron Wallen on trumpet, Tony Kofi on saxophone and produced by Liran Donin.

This event is happening as part of Synagogue Nights 2023 at Manchester Jewish Museum – be sure to take a look at the full programme of events.

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