Jewish music, many languages and a few detours
The Institut für Neue Soziale Plastik presents a newly curated programme of music from the Jewish world. Shlomi Moto Wagner and Tayfun Guttstadt take their audience on a journey spanning Central Europe, the Balkans and Anatolia, right to the Middle East.
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They perform songs in Yiddish, Ladino, Turkish, Hebrew, Aramaic and Arabic in their own arrangements, accompanied by guitar, ney, ukulele and lavta.
Join us on this musical journey through many languages, melodies and traditions!
Shlomi Moto Wagner, born in Israel and based in Berlin, is an interdisciplinary artist and trained opera singer who blends queer pop culture with classical musical tradition.
Instruments: ukulele, guitar, vocals
Tayfun Guttstadt’s background lies in Turkish, Ottoman and Sephardic music, with a strong focus on shared cultural heritage. He has been collaborating with musicians from Europe and the Middle East for many years.
Instruments: ney, lavta
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Dates
November 2026
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