In 2004, he didn’t qualify to the first final in Eurovision Song Contest but, as a very renowned artist, David D’or continues his success all over the world. The next big event is the participation at “Womad Festival”, in Singapore, next weekend. This three-day event “will present a brilliant line-up of artists from around the world, bringing a captivating experience for fans of real music” — noticed the organization. This festival will held many live performances, but also workshops: Artists who are performing at the festival will be on hand to share face-to-face their inspirations and musical experiences with the audience.  More info about this festival – celebrating this year 10 years of existence - on your left.

David D’Or, a singer and a composer, has a unique style of singing in the Israeli music scene, having to his acclaim eight gold and platinum albums. With "voice from heaven", he harmoniously integrates elements of classical, pop, ethnic, Jewish and world music into his own style. One of David’s most memorable concerts took place in London, at Trafalgar Square, to an audience of 55000 people.

David D’Or’s musical career began at the Academy of Music in Jerusalem (1987-1990). Simultaneously to his studying, he played numerous roles at the "Habima" National Theatre. In 1991 when David’s first album was released it received rave reviews and was awarded a gold album. That year David was invited by the conductor, Zubin Mehta and the Israeli Philharmonic Orchestra to perform “Carmina Burana.” In 1994 D’Or was invited by the Pope to perform in Rome. The concert was broadcast worldwide and received enthusiastic reviews. David performed many times in the Vatican. He composed a song especially for the Pope’s celebration of his 20 years of service, which David performed at the San Petro before millions of viewers worldwide. The performance received much praise.

More recently, in last December, David was invited by the monarchy in Thailand to perform at their celebration of 60 years of reign of the king, and once again the performances received enthusiastic write-ups. Three months ago, David D'Or's performed in Belgrade with the Belgrade Symphony Orchestra of 150 musicians and choir.