Daniel Goldstein and Sara Umansky Ra'Anana, Israel
The Folk duo of composer Daniel Goldstein (b. 1999) and violist Sara Umansky (b. 2001).
Their songs,
influenced by classical music, as well as by The Decemberists and Roy Harper, and employ lush orchestrations, are each like a basket of homemade baked goods: comforting and made with love for appreciating stomachs... or, well, ears.
'Small, modest and beautiful' - Guy Tene, Lahiton, 30/06/2016
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