Classical music
No whining and women: This Witches? Festival returns with a salute to female musicianship
The event was initiated by Jerusalem Baroque Orchestra (JBO) founder-conductor-artistic director David Shemer, with the JBO performing predominantly baroque scores.
Ofra Yitzhaki talks to ‘Post’ about new albums focusing on monumental musical figures - interview
Matti Caspi laid to rest as family and artists gather to honor his legacy
Pianist Ido Shalom on music, meaning, and playing beyond the concert hall
Ida Haendel, master violinist and champion of Israel musicians, dies at 91
Despite giving many master classes, she always said: “I never teach, but I rather share my ideas about music with those who are ready to listen.”
Back to the IPO, in the flesh
For now, at least, music-lovers have plenty to look forward to in Jerusalem, Tel Aviv and Haifa.
medici.tv offers free month of classical music access to JPost readers
medici.tv has become the global leader in classical music video streaming.
Rousset to conduct renditions of Bach’s work in upcoming jazz festival
Rousset says he is delighted to perform in the festival curtain-raiser, and to present works by two of the Baroque era’s most notable exponents.
Wandering Stars Music Festival set to be a musical treat
Each year, the festival rotates between competitions for piano, winds or string instruments. This year is the turn of the single reed instruments.
Musicians with a mission
Omri Epstein says that the vast majority of classical musicians currently have to muddle through in far less nurturing conditions.
Israeli percussionist Chen Zimbalista makes some noise
Paris in the fall
Verdi, Mozart, El Greco and Leonardo provide a plethora of music and art.
America-Israel Cultural Foundation to celebrate their 80th anniversary at Tel Aviv gala
The event has invited these AICF-affiliated artists together to showcase their talents all under one roof – through one memorable jam-packed night.
Self-taught violin maker from North Macedonia wins international fame
