Happy to share with you my Leonard Cohen story… Adventures from touring life and personal anecdotes of working with this legend…
IN ENGLISH
IN HEBREW בעברית
EN FRANCAIS
Available for lectures and events, on and off line, here there & everywhere. Contact me via marilynambach@gmail.com and book me for your event
You can also read the story here https://www.marilynambach.com/music-2/marilyn-camp-cohen/
oh and sometimes i dare to sing
preferrably with doctors…
or do other Leonard Cohen things
And this is why I haven’t posted anything in two weeks. On Thursday July 18th we organized the opening ceremony of the 19th Maccabiah games. Major production, big success. You may say the Maccabiah games are like the Jewish olympics. Here are a few of my photos:
From the official Maccabiah website
The 19th Maccabiah begins tonight (Thursday), as some 9,000 athletes representing more 78 countries get ready to compete in 42 sports.
The 19th Maccabiah Games kicked off Thursday night with a gala opening ceremony at Jerusalem’s Teddy Stadium that was attended by thousands of spectators. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and President Shimon Peres were set to take part in the event to honor the 9,000 athletes representing 78 countries, the largest number of competitors ever at the Maccabiah games.
The ceremony begun with a colorful parade of the athletes and the atmosphere in the stadium was enchanting. It was a celeration of music, colors and Jewish spirit from all over the world. Next to come, lighting of the Maccabiah torch, as well as performances by popular musicians from Rami Kleinstein and Harel Skaat to newer talents such as the Grammy-winning, Israeli-born violinist Miri Ben Ari; the Canadian-born singer Kathleen Reiter, winner of “The Voice Israel” and “The X Factor” (United States) finalist Carly Rose Sonenclar.
More info: http://www.maccabiah.com/
Last thursday I was invited to go and take pictures at the new Comma store opening in Antwerp. Comma is a German brand that decided to open their first Belgian store on the Meir in Antwerp. Spoiled with finger food and luscious cocktails, free make up corner (mmmm so nice after a long day of work, thanks Sabine!) and live music, Comma presents to you: the first Belgian edition.
P.S.: These pictures also got published on the website of a Belgian newspaper (yaay!). Read the article here.
COMMA, Meir 32-36, 2000 Antwerp.
