An extraordinary cinematic experience: a screening of the film "Casablanca" accompanied by a live orchestra that will make you listen again to the beloved Israeli classic.
A concert in tribute to the world's greatest singers with Maimon's songs
RESPECT
After bringing countless hits to our lives, starring on screen in series and programs, and starring in musicals from here to Broadway, Shiri Maimon collaborates with the orchestra in a concert that celebrates the greatest female singers from both sides of the ocean. Join us and the only star who can elegantly combine Aretha Franklin and Umm Kalthum with Fairuz and Billie Holiday, for an evening of captivating female power.
The orchestra is excited to host Kostas Karapotis, one of the great singers of Greek laiko music, whose songs have been adapted into Hebrew and become hits (including Eyal Golan's "Huza Otkh Molly" and Omer Adam's "Princess"). The beloved zabakiko classics and ballads will be joined by two more stars from Greece - Manolis Karantinis, the greatest bouzouki player of our time, and Arti Katima, one of the rising and prominent stars of modern laiko.
In the first ever on-stage encounter between the Emperors of Haphla and the leading orchestra in Israel, we bring back all of these Iron Sheep assets - in Hebrew, Greek, Turkish and Arabic, for the happiest and most bouncy concert in the neighborhood. Are you still sitting?
Songs and Stories Between East and West with Maestro Tom Cohen
The Diamond | Chapter I: Beersheba
Almost four decades have passed since two friends – Tom Cohen and Maor Zaguri – grew up and played on the streets of Beersheba. Long before they became respected and renowned artists, they were children who dreamed of conquering the world. The joint journey they embarked on then, and to which you are invited today, blurs the line between reality and fiction, reveals fascinating cultural treasures and brings to the stage the beautiful wonder created by their artistic encounter.
Bar Avni, winner of first place in the international "La Maestra" competition, is coming to the Israel Symphony Orchestra in Rishon LeZion, along with the young and promising violinist Michael Shaham, who will perform Beethoven's Violin Concerto.
The opening concert of the 36th season of the Rishon LeZion Israel Symphony Orchestra with a world premiere performance of the work "Red South" by Chaim Fremont, as a commemoration of the events of October 7.
Ratem Nir arrives to lead the orchestra with Collegium Singers and Madrigal Singers and together with the mezzo-soprano singer Rona Shrira.
Also in the concert: Enigma Variations, one of Elgar's intriguing and unsolved works
The Rishon LeZion Israel Symphony Orchestra is pleased to host one of the most respected pianists of his generation, Yinon Bar-Natan.
Will we know a love like no other? Ella Wasilvitsky, the soprano, comes to perform precise Hebrew poetry for this time.
With freshness, elegance, sparkle, intelligence, simplicity and clarity, David Greilsammer will play between the roles of conductor and pianist in a performance of Ravel's magnificent concerto and a new work by Israeli composer Ziv Kozhekro, and Rachmaninoff's 2nd Symphony for dessert.
Ratem Nir, the rising star in the conducting sky, arrives to perform Brahms' Double Concerto and one of his most beloved works, Beethoven's Pastoral Symphony.
An intense and unforgettable emotional experience in Mozart's 40th Symphony. From the dramatic opening to the sweeping final movement, the spectrum of human emotions is expressed: despair and hope, pain and breathtaking beauty. The work was written in 1788 during a turbulent period in Mozart's life and is considered an extraordinary work emotionally and stylistically.
“My Soul Thirsts for You” | Album Launch Concerts with Amir Benayoun and Orchestra
Beyond the wondrous musical beauty found in the treasure of Chabad nigunim, one can also discover profound thought and an awakening movement of the soul. Amir Benayoun will perform the finest melodies associated with Chassidut — including those of the Alter Rebbe (Rabbi Shneur Zalman of Liadi) and a selection from the 13 nigunim taught by the Rebbe — in a series of concerts dedicated to spiritual elevation.
