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Michael Izraelov Saxophone & Clarinet
Michael Izraelov Saxophone & Clarinet
Holon, Tel Aviv District
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Saxophonist and clarinetist with over 30 years of rich experience. Performs a variety of music styles for all types of events: receptions, exciting background music, entrance to the chuppah.
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WeddingBar MitzvahBat MitzvahCorporate
Languages Spoken
Hebrew
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MazalDay Guide – Music, Bands & DJ
Should I hire a DJ or a live band for my wedding in Israel?
DJs offer vast music libraries and seamless transitions at lower cost (₪3,000–₪8,000). Live bands create electrifying energy but cost more (₪10,000–₪35,000+). Many couples opt for a DJ with live musicians (saxophonist, drummer) as a hybrid option.
What entertainment trends are popular in Israel for 2026?
LED dance floors, CO2 cannons, spark machines (cold sparks), live percussion overlays, saxophone-DJ combos, silent disco zones, and interactive LED wristbands for guests are trending.
How do I plan the music timeline for my wedding?
Typical flow: background music during cocktails, grand entrance with high energy, hora/traditional dances, dinner music (moderate), cake cutting, party set with crescendo, and a memorable last song. Share your preferences early.
How loud can the music be at my venue?
Israeli regulations limit event noise to 85 dB in enclosed venues. Outdoor venues may have stricter local ordinances, especially near residential areas. Your DJ should have a decibel meter and comply with regulations.
How early should I book my DJ or band?
Popular DJs and bands book 6–12 months in advance for peak season. If you have a specific artist in mind, reach out as soon as you confirm your date. Browse our category listings for availability.
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