Piano
Jerusalem highlights: February 13-19
What's new to do in Israel's capital?
Pianist Ido Shalom on music, meaning, and playing beyond the concert hall
Boundless Bach at the 12th rollout of the Jerusalem Piano Festival
The orchestral roar of 32 hands on 704 keys
Jerusalem hosts eighth annual Pianos Festival for free, completely online
Thursday saw the debut of a new project by composer Tom Cohen, featuring guests Dudu Tassa and pianist Omri Mor, which blends the works of Beethoven with classical Andalusian music.
Beethoven: 250 years and counting
The Pianos Festival will be performed at the event’s regular berth of the Jerusalem Theater, November 11 to 14.
A pianist’s point of view: The marvelous possibilities of music
Music is one of the most powerful and beautiful forces in the world.
Through COVID-19’s pandemic, Jerusalem pianist builds a global family
‘I’ve reinvented myself many times. When I was 50, I hadn’t practiced classical music in 30 years’.
Leon Fleisher, acclaimed Jewish pianist, dies aged 92
Fleisher battled through a three decade long hand injury during which he played left handed only, before recording two new albums of two-handed music in the early 2000s.
Keying up for Israel's first online piano festival
“The PianoWebFest is all about international, online communication.”
Rubinstein piano competition slated for 2021
The competition, to take place in Tel Aviv, will be held under the artistic direction of pianist Ariel Cohen.
Encountering Peace: Quarantine pastimes
We all have “projects” that we have avoided doing for years. Well this is the perfect opportunity to finally get them done.
How music changed my life
Lena is justifiably proud of her students who go on to illustrious careers, but she also thrills to the music produced by the children with special needs.
Meditation, Hania Rani style
The Shaman of Sounds series presents gifted Berlin-based Polish pianist
