"... Playing traditional Jewish folklore music from around the
globe, Tapuach had the audience entranced. Whether Ukrainian,
Russian, Balkan or Greek the repertoire was fantastic. I lost count of
the number of musical instruments the group's leader Anatoly Geyko
played. However, whether accordion, ethnic wind or percussion
instruments, Geyko was supreme and his party piece on the musical
bottles, sensational can be the only description."
David Saffer, Jewish Telegraph,UK




       "...The performance was one of the greatest musical
experiences of my life. I liked their vivacity, arrangements, the
wonderful melodies. I liked everything...Their professionalism
was of the highest order, quite something, in fact world
class."
Dr. Fanny Waterman,UK



          ”...I would like to thank the members of Tapuach beDvash
Ensemble, Marina Yakubovich and Dr.Mordechay Yushkovsky for
their exciting performance. This performance has captured an
audience, which not invited in Yiddish Culture and klezmer Music.
The new and unusual arrangements of traditional melodies, which
they have presented, could not leave an indifferent public....”
(Have been translated from Hebrew)
Tova Leshem, Programming Director
of The Diaspora Museum, Tel-Aviv


       “....I would like to note the very interesting mutual interweaving
of East and West music traditions and different
sound combinations, which have been shown by
“Tapuach beDvash Ensemble....”.
(Have been translated from Hebrew)
Vladimir Shvarev, Project Director
of The Dahan Center of Sephardim Heritage
and Culture of Bar-Ilan University.


    
       "... The leader of the group “Tapuach beDvash” and
arrangement’ writer is multi- instrumentalist Anatoly Geyko. He can
produce interesting rhythms from traditional percussions as well, as
urge them even from simple spoons and bottles.
Energetic klezmer artists of “Tapuach beDvash Ensemble” aspire to
surprise the public with fresh sounding folk music sound experiments
of various ethnic instruments. This is what creates the original style
of this group....”
(Have been translated from Russian)
V/Mack , Newspaper “Vesty”, Jerusalem