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| Upcoming events | | Friday 9th May at 10:00, Lecture on the Romantic Lied with Anat Sharon. ***** Saturday 10th May at 20:00 Piano recitals - Guy Raveh and Haim Mor-Elgarissi (Manuela Sivan's class) *******Sunday 18th May at 19:30 Preparatory concert 10 concertinos for young pianists. **** Monday 26th May at 17:30 "petite suite" concert #4 Going Solo - Introduction to the concert of 100 fingers. ***** Thursday 29th May at 9:00 master class with Hannah Shalgi. 19:30 pupils' concert. ****** Thursday 12th June at 20:00 Concert #4 in the Carmel Quartet Series - "Who’s Afraid of Dissonance?" | |
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| The Romantic Lied - Lecture series with the pianist and musicologist - Anat Sharon M.A. | | Lecture series : The Art song for voice and piano in the 19 Century. Friday mornings, once a month between 10:00 and 12:00. Next lecture Friday 9th May. Details, Bilhah - Tel. 04-8225548 |  |
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| New Carmel Quartet Lecture/Concert Series | | Concert #4 Thursday 12th June 2008
******Who’s Afraid of Dissonance?
Mozart: String Quartet in C major, K. 465 Dissonant
Schoenberg: String Quartet no. 2, op.10
with Rona Israel-Kolat soprano
The two works in this programme marked daring breakthroughs in musical language. Mozart’s dissonant introduction to the C major string quartet earned him sharp criticism from his contemporaries who considered it full of “misprints” while others reacted to this music as one of Mozart’s greatest musical inspirations. Schoenberg’s Second String Quartet was one of the greatest revolutions in musical thinking in the history of music.
Tickets: 50/60 shekels - telephone 04 8626014 |  |
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| Carmel Quartet
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Liah Rakhlin - violin,
Yoel Greenberg - viola,
Tami Waterman - cello
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| New concert series in cooperation with the Haifa Symphony Orchestra | | Petite Suite --- Next concert, Monday 26th May at 17:30.
The Dunie Weizman Conservatory in cooperation with The Haifa Symphony Orchestra is holding a series of 4 introductory sessions to the HSO's Family concerts.
The sessions will be held at the Dunie Weizman Conservatory on the Monday, one week prior to each concert.
Come and meet the musicians, soloists and artists who will be performing in the family series concerts.
For details, see the Outreach Programs Page of this site.
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| HSO musicians: Efrat Lavri Zaklad - harp and Gabriela Abraham - flute | | Conservatory pupils: Ayelet Bet Halahmi - recorder and Guy Raveh - piano |
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| Petite Suite Concert #2 with guitarist Uri Bracha | |  |
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| Petite Suite #3 with Neomi Faran and the Moran Choir | |  |
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| Arthur Rubinstein International Piano Master Competition | | Evgeny Brakhman - competitor in the 12 Arthur Rubinstein International Piano Master Competition will give a recital on Wednesday evening 12th March at 20:00
Bach Prelude and Fugue in F minor ******
Debussy Etude "Pour les Arpeges" Composes "L'Isle Joyeuse" *****
Shostakovich Prelude and Fugue in D minor ******
Intermission******
Mozart Sonata no.10 in C major, K. 330 ******
Rachmaninov Sonata no. 2 in B-flat minor, op. 36 *****
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| Ilan Rogoff - guest soloist of the Haifa Symphony Orchestra, gave a Piano recital and Master class in January 08. | | ILAN ROGOFF is a multifaceted artist, welcomed internationally by Concert Series, Orchestras and Music Festivals. While recognized primarily for his interpretations of the Romantic composers, his repertoire for the piano ranges from Bach to Piazzolla, with concerti dedicated to him by John McCabe and Ivan Eröd.
His activities range from piano recitals to conducting cycles of Mozart or Beethoven concerti from the keyboard, participating in Chamber Music concerts, transcribing, performing, editing and recording works by Piazzolla for piano solo, or directing master classes in half a dozen languages on a variety of subjects (Beethoven Sonatas & Concerti, Piazzolla, Chopin's music at the Chopin Academy in Warsaw, Brasilian Music in Rio de Janeiro,etc), an activity he particularly enjoys with young musicians.
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| Pupils Concert 15th March | | The participants:
Tom Gutter, Karine Sacagiu , Yoav Nir, Omer Frankel, Michal Korobochka, Yael Gil, Tamara Christosov, Elias Elias, Adi Hirshkorn, Edan Elboim, Shahar Frankel, Gal Elazar, Guy Raveh, Michal Nissim, May Suidan, Noah Cohen, Shifra Lansky, Noga Abramovitch, Genia Dolgis, Munis Spagio, Haim Mor-Elgarissi and Nadav Steiner |  |
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| Pupils' concert 16th February | | The participants: Omer Frankel, Hofit Dan, Liam Gal, Elias Elias, Azar Halifa, Yaarit Shapira, Roen Halabi, Masha Livov, Shahar Frankel, Sahar Halabi, Mira Gelman, Or Mizrahi, Michael Ashkenzi, Shipra Lanski, Samer Halabi and Zpiroa Lanksy. |  |
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| pupils' concert 9th February | | participants: Eliezer Ferman, Karine Sacagiu , Andrei Sturikov, Yaeli Katz, Gidan Faheraldin, Vissal Faheraldin, Daniel Kolsky, Yael Katz, Eidan Brosilovsky, Emily Nadelson, Hanin Marih. |  |
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| Pupils' concert 5th January | | Participants: Elias Elias, Yaara Halifa, Nabil Borias, Michal Panasoff, Andrei Zturikov, Roy Katz, Bahia Borias, Vika Stadnuk, Sasha Rodkovsky, Michal Nissim, Shy Shemesh, Eidan Brosilovsky, Shifra Lansky, Shir Glickman, Zippora Lansky and Michael Ashkenazy. |  |
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| Tamir Chasson and the Naked Voices | | The NAKED VOICES performed at a special concert on 29th December. 17 young musicians who focus on singing a cappella music of diverse styles and eras. The group's repertoire consists of liturgical music (both Jewish and Christian), secular music and folk songs in original arrangements. The ensemble have premiered so far the motet Miserere Mei (2005) by Ella Milch-Sheriff, Psalm 51 (2004) and Du Temps Perdu for choir, harpsichord and computer by Yehezkel Raz.
TAMIR CHASSON, conductor, is the founder and music director of the NAKED VOICES. He was born in Israel. He conducted the Verdi Requiem, Beethoven's Missa Solemnis and Fidelio at the Europäisches Musik Festival, Stuttgart, Germany and conducted the Israel Chamber Orchestra at the Israeli premiere of Letter from Warsaw (Pasatieri) at the Yad Va-Shem Holocaust Museum. Recently he conducted in Vilnius the St. Matthew Passion (Bach) in collaboration with the Jauna Muzika choir and the St. Christopher Orchestra.
At the Haifa Symphony Orchestra he conducted Don Giovanni, Le Nozze di Figaro (Mozart) and Madame Butterfly (Puccini).
At the Israeli Opera he conducted Max & Moritz (Shohat), Giulio Cesare (Handel), Armide (Gluck), Il Viaggio a Reims (Rossini), and was associate conductor in A Journey to the End of the Millennium (Bardanashvilli), He is currently music director of the Opera Studio at the Israeli Opera.
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| The Jonathan Levene Music Scholarship Concert and Award Ceremony took place on December 18th. | | The Jonathan Levene Music Scholarship was founded as a Registered Charity 17 years ago in memory of Jonathan Levene, a young student from Bushey, England who died in a road accident at the age of 18. Its purpose is to provide financial help to needy and talented music students. He loved music and enjoyed playing the violin in his school orchestra and in a band. He would be pleased to know that the Scholarship is helping so many young students to develop their musical abilities.
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| | Pupils, teachers and guests from London:Judy and Ivor Davies, Joan and Steve Noble who represented the JLMS at the scholarship ceremony. |
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| Pupils' concert November 15th 2007 | |  |
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| The recorder ensemble performed at the “Renaissance 2007” Festival in Yehiam | | The recorder ensemble directed by Tali Liron performed at this year's Renaissance Fesitval at the Yehiam Fortress.
The festival’s program included musical events, dance and theater in the romantic spirit of the Middle Ages.
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| Young pupils in the headlines | | Elias Elias the 9 year old violinst has received the prestigious America Israel Culture Foundation's Scholarship. Mazal Tov to Elias and to his teacher Dalia Jacob. ----
Ron Dubrov the 9 year old piano and cello student performed the role of Delore in Puccini's opera, Madame Butterfly which was produced this summer by the Haifa Symphony Orchestra. The opera was conducted and directed by Tamir Chasson. |  |
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| Elias Elias with his violin teacher - Dalia Jacob | | Ron Dubrov with the soprano Hisako Ikeda. |
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| Piano Duo - Maya Hartman and Noam Sivan | | Noam Sivan - graduate from Manuela Sivan's piano Class and his wife, Maya Hartman gave an exciting concert at the conservatory on August 29th. The programme included 24 Chopin Preludes, a Haydn Sonata and pieces for two pianos by Bartok and Debussy Fetes - arranged by Ravel. The encore was a compostition composed by Noam which premiered on the night of their wedding last summer.
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| Graduation Ceremony 7th June 2007 | |  |
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| The graduates with their teachers and the recipients of the Ruth Shechter and Luba Elstein scholarships. | | Leah Levin - graduate, class of 1927 addresses the graduates of year 2007. |
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| Two Piano Recitals 30th May and 31st May | | Wednesday 30th May at 19:30 Yuri Tulchinsky will play a programme including:
Haydn: Sonata in C Major***
Haydn: Sonata in G Major***
Beethoven: Sonata Op. 28 in D Major***
Beethoven Sonata Op. 31 in D Minor***
Thursday 31st May at 20:00 Daniel Kruglov will play a programme including:
R. Schumann – Kinderszennen, op. 15***
W. A. Mozart – Sonata in a minor, K 310***
Brahms – 3 Intermezzi op. 117***
Bach-Busoni –
Chaconne from Violin Partita in D minor
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| Yuri Tulchinsky | | Daniel Kruglov |
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| Barak Tal - violin and Yoni Farhi - piano gave a recital on Sunday 29th May | | Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (1756-1791)
Sonata for Violin and Piano in B flat major, K.378 ********
Antonin Dvorak (1841-1904):
Sonatina for Violin and Piano in G major,, Op.100******
Paul Ben Haim (1897-1984): Sfaradic Berceuse *********
Sergei Prokofiev (1891-1953): Sonata in D major, for Violin and Piano, Op.94
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| Barak Tal - violinist and conductor | | Yoni Farhi - pianist and conductor |
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