My work

“Helach Nefesh (Musings)”, an original setting of the first poem Rachel the Poetess wrote in Hebrew, dedicated to A.D. Gordon on her return to the Land of Israel after the First World War. For soprano, cello, piano and mixed choir: Sarah Behar, soprano; Ofir Aharoni, cello; Gal Shemi, piano. Conducted, mixed and mastered by Noam Litt.

The first single from Nimrod Keinan’s second album, “Shirim Shel Aba”, with words by Nir Keinan and music by Nimrod Keinan. Produced by Noam Litt and Nimrod Keinan, with Noam on classical guitar and backing vocals; recorded in part and mixed in Noam’s studio.

Adi Silber’s single, produced, arranged and mixed by Noam Litt, with lyrics by Adi Silber, Mary Shelley and Noam Litt. Mastered by John Davis at Metropolis Studios, London. The music video, directed by Daniel Checkalov, features Adi and Noam.

Yael Bronshtein’s “Achot, Ani Mavticha Lihyot” (Sister, I Promise to Be), recorded live on stage at the Einav Center, Tel Aviv, for its Spotlight on Young Creation project, with Tamar Shechter on vocals and Eden Jamshid on cello. Arranged, mixed and mastered by Noam Litt, with Noam on guitar and vocals.

Paul Kor’s story, told on stage with original music by Shoham Peled for flute, clarinet, cello, oud and percussion, with narration and dance. Conducted by Saar Raifen; mixed and mastered by Noam Litt.

An original composition for orchestra, realized entirely on virtual instruments: Spitfire Chamber Strings, Cinematic Studio Brass, Berlin Woodwinds and Cinesamples CinePerc.

Raz Bella’s single “Katom” (Orange), words and music by Raz Belahovsky, produced and mixed by Guy Hazam. Guitars by Noam Litt.

An original composition for acoustic guitar and flute, with Noam Litt on guitar and Saar Raifen on flute. Recorded at Littvock Studios; mixed and mastered by Noam Litt.

The trailer for “Yael Does Adele”, a tribute show: voice and grand piano with saxophone, clarinet, acoustic guitar and drums.

An original composition for mandolin, clarinet and piano, performed by Roi Dayan (mandolin), Itay Dayan (clarinet) and András Gelléri (piano). Mixed and mastered by Noam Litt.

A song born of a desperate dream that the land would rise and cry “Enough!” Recorded, produced and mixed by Noam Litt in his studio, with Noam on guitars, bass and synths, a children’s choir, saxophone, and voices by Yael Bronshtein and Tamar Shechter. Noam also shot and edited the video.

Claude Debussy’s Mazurka, arranged for string quartet by Noam Litt. Conducted by Yaron Gottfried, with Nitzan Ben Canetty and Dumitru Pocitari (violins), Yoni Gertner (viola) and Gal Nyska (cello).

“One Sane Moment”, a living-room session: Nimrod Keinan on voice, looper and cajón, Eden Jamshid on cello, Erez Ben Said on bass, and Noam Litt on guitar.

Amit Pollak’s “Pnina”, live at Levontin 7, Tel Aviv. Noam Litt on guitar and backing vocals.