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Dobranotch in Berlin
Dobranotch in Berlin

Dobranotch in Berlin

The “Vander Ihk Mir Lustik” concert marks the band’s 25th anniversary and the 29th anniversary of Projekt Impuls of the Berlin Jewish Community. Over the past 25 years, the band has toured more than twenty countries around the world and released ten albums. Since its inception, “Dobranotch” has been dedicated to preserving and promoting Jewish music and culture. The ensemble’s repertoire includes Jewish songs in Russian, Yiddish, and Hebrew, as well as Ashkenazi “freylekhs” and Hasidic “nigunim.”

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Dobranotch in Berlin
29.11.2026 29.11.2026
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Nov 2026
Sun, 18:00
Berlin
Jüdische Gemeinde

Event description

“Dobranotch.” “Vander Ihk Mir Lustik” concert celebrating the band’s 25th anniversary and the 29th anniversary of Projekt Impuls of the Berlin Jewish Community. 
The Best of Dobranotch’s 25 Years

The klezmer ensemble “Dobranotch” was founded in 1998 in France and has been based in Germany since 2023. Over the past 25 years, the ensemble has toured more than twenty countries around the world and released ten albums. From the very beginning, “Dobranotch” has dedicated itself to preserving and promoting Jewish music and culture. Their repertoire includes Jewish songs in Russian, Yiddish, and Hebrew, as well as Ashkenazi “freylekh” and Hasidic “nigunim.”

“Dobranotch” has performed at prestigious Jewish cultural festivals, including the International Klezmer Festival in Fürth (Germany), the Jewish Culture Festival in Kraków (Poland), and the “Ashkenaz” Festival (Canada). The group has collaborated with leading figures in the klezmer scene, such as Frank London and Lorin Sklumberg (“The Klezmatics,” Grammy Award winners), Michael Alpert, David Krakauer, Psoy Korolenko, and many others.

Dobranotch’s concerts are high-energy events where the audience, together with the charismatic lead singer Mitya Khramtsov, enjoys Jewish circle dances and sings along to the most popular songs in Yiddish.

Special Offer! In celebration of the 29th anniversary of the “Impulse” / Projekt Impuls project—the ticket price includes drinks and sweets.

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