Upstairs at Cafe Karibo
2nd Street, Amelia Island, Florida
Doors open at 7:00, concert begins at 7:30!
$15 per person.
Seating is limited!
on September 6 to a FULL house!
The audience found him to be “incredible, amazing, romantic…and HOT!”
He played his electric violin, including pop, jazz infusion, ethnic folk tunes and everything in between.
The audience gave him a standing ovation at the end of every piece!
Alena Petrushevsky also sang!
Her "Cabaret" was especially fantastic!
YOU will, too!
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National Public Radio's, David
Luckin, host of the Electro Lounge, loved Rafael's "The Amelia Island Sun." He added it to his playlist on March 20 and played it for thousands of listeners in northwest Florida! Mr. Luckin said, "...what a great jazz infusion piece!"
THANK YOU, David Luckin! And thank you, Amelia Island!
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Rafael Javadov performed at the Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts
in Synetic Theater's new adaptation of "Carmen." Mr.
Javadov was on stage and above the stage, in costume, playing his
magnificent violin.
"The music is an eclectic blend of gypsy
folk ballads steeped in Romanian sounding chords tinged with funky
Latin rhythms, resulting in a sweet spot of international flavors.
Violinist Rafael Javadov
could easily fill Carnegie Hall-he hits unbelievably high notes in the
upper register, coaxes out soothing melodies, and strides with the rest
of the musicians on the jazzy riffed ballads."
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2009 HELEN HAYES AWARDS CELEBRATION
One of the country’s most prestigious cultural honors, The Helen Hayes
Awards recognizes and celebrates excellence in professional theatre
throughout the Washington metropolitan area.
Pictured below: Rafael Javadov and Paata Tsikurishvili, Artistic Director of The Synetic Theater at the Helen Hayes Awards Celebration 2009.
Synetic Theatre's Irini and Paata Tsikurishvili once again won Outstanding Choreographer and Outstanding Director awards, this time for Carmen and Romeo and Juliet, respectively.
This was the seventh such award for Irini and fifth for Paata. Romeo and Juliet also won the award as Outstanding Ensemble.
