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Inside the Night of the Skull

Tal Gur


The performance "Inside the Night of the Skull" emerges from a dual dialogue: with Professor Naomi Habib’s research on Alzheimer’s and with Professor Roy Reichart’s explorations of brain and language. Dan Pagis’s poem “Brain” serves as the poetic backbone around which the compositions and texts unfold. Through the fusion of poetry, science, and live music, the performance examines not only memory and forgetting but also the human space woven in conversation, where new connections between knowledge and emotion are formed.

FRIDAY | NOV 14 | 10:00 & 12:30
Duration: 50 minutes
At the end of the first show there will be a guided discussion with the artist and the scientist.

Location: KKL Hall, Museum of Natural History

Tal Gur playing a saxophone in his show Inside the Night of the Skull

Compositions, Performance, Sculpture: Tal Gur

Lyrics: Dan Pagis

Additional text: Tal Gur, Roi Reichart, Naomi Habib, Merav Pagis.

Artistic direction: Li Lorian

“Beatnik” Instrument: Amit Scheinman and Ayal Rozenberg

Recording and music operations - Natti Blankett

About the Creators

Tal Gur - Israeli musician, composer, and music therapist. He has released four albums, performed at international festivals, and works in multidisciplinary projects combining music, dance, and video.

Dr. Naomi Habib - studies brain aging and neurodegenerative disease at the ELSC Center for Brain Sciences at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem.

Prof. Roi Reichart – Expert in artificial intelligence, Schmidt Chair at the Technion, fellow at Cambridge University, and the European Laboratory for Learning and Intelligent Systems.

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