Archive
Roots, stages and press

Arnon Livnat
Air Force pilot, the brothers' father. He fell in the Six Day War; the album The One You Can't See and Arik's show “A Personal Story” are dedicated to him.

Arieh Merzer
Copper artist, their grandfather. His hand-hammered reliefs of Jewish life were projected in the show “Songs Hand-Hammered in Copper”.
Stages
Where they played
Israel Festival, JerusalemTel Aviv-Jaffa FestivalSafed Klezmer FestivalJazz, Blues & VideotapeBlue Note, PolandSofia International FestivalPragueUCL, LondonBloomsbury Theatre, LondonBrusselsParisCarpentras, FranceStrasbourgUnited States tourUN General Assembly, New YorkWallenstein Garden, Prague
Awards
Recognition
- ACUM Golden Feather, for A Child's Dream (2002)
- British Millennium Award, music for “Jacob Jacobson”, Bloomsbury Theatre, London
- America-Israel Cultural Foundation grants in light music and jazz
Video
Clips and concerts
Gallery
From the photo archive















Press
Selected articles
- Hammering out Yiddish tunesJonathan Krashinsky · The Jerusalem Post
- Profile of the artists: The Livnat BrothersAmanda Borschel · The Jerusalem Post
- Israeli jazz musicians to perform in Kansas CityAnna Jaffe · The Chronicle
- Jewish BluesAmos Oren · Yedioth Ahronoth
- Moving Moments: Jazz with YiddishkeitYossi Harsonski · Maariv
- Jewish Blues for Peace: London awaits the Livnat BrothersMerav Yudilowitz · Ynet
- Blowing his own shofarikBarry Davis · The Jerusalem Post, 2011
