Cohen, Meltzer, and Maoz take virtual visitors on a visit to the hidden underground areas of the Auditorium, including the vast musical library and the Philharmonic’s archives, which features over eight decades of musical heritage including letters, programs, posters, and photo archives, that trace the story of the Jewish people through the prism of classical music. The trio share anecdotes and memories of their musical experiences performing at the Auditorium, which will re-open to an audience of 300 people this Friday, March 5, for a long-awaited concert conducted by IPO Music Director Lahav Shani.
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The COVID-19 pandemic has left the Israel Philharmonic in a difficult situation, and it has not had any revenues since last March. The IPO Foundation has created an Urgency Fund to assist the Israel Philarhmonic through this challenging time, which can be found online at https://www.ipo.co.il/en/the-ipo-urgency-fund/