Abu-Gosh Vocal Music Festival ,Sukkot 10-14.10.2017
Abu Gosh 52nd Festival – 2017
The Abu-Gosh Festival is the leading and most important festival in the
Israeli vocal music scene. The Festival has existed in its present layout since
1992, and it takes place twice a year – on Sukkoth and Shavuoth – lasting
between three to five days each time.
This Abu-Gosh Vocal Music Festival will take place on Sukkot between 10-14.10.17
Music Director Hanna Tzur
The Program:
1 Wednesday / 11.10.17 / 11:30
The Renowned Choir From Stuttgart with Mendelssohn, Bach and Mahler
The Festival's Guest from Germany
Mendelssohn – Te deum for double choir, soloists and organ
Bach – Jesu, meine Freude, motet BWV 227
Mahler – Song for 16 voices
Kammerchor Stuttgart
Maestro Frieder Bernius – conductor
2 Wednesday / 11.10.17 / 15:00
Canto General – Mikis Theodorakis and Pablo Neruda
Oratorio for soloists, choir and orchestra to poems by Pablo Neruda,
Nobel Prize winner
Silvia Kigel – alto
Yoel Sivan - baritone
Zvi Salton – narrator
The Kibbutz Artzi Choir
Barocada
Collective Ensemble
Bouzouki, flutes, piano and
percussion players
Yuval Ben Ozer – conductor
3 Thursday / 12.10.17 / 11:30
Stabat Mater
Schubert – Ave Maria
Haydn – Stabat Mater for soloists, choir and orchestra
Spirituals - I Feel Like a Motherless
Child, Deep River, Amazing Grace
Leonard Cohen – Hallelujah, with soloists, choir and the audience
Hadas Faran –
soprano
Avital Deri – alto
Eitan Drori – tenor
Yair Polishook – bass
The Ramat Gan Chamber Choir
The Israel Netanya Kibbutz Orchestra
Hannah Tzur – conductor
4 Thursday / 12.10.17 / 15:00
Romantic, Classic and Baroque Festivities in Abu Gosh
Schubert – Mirjam's Siegesgesang, D. 942 for soprano, choir and
orchestra
Haydn – Salve Regina for choir, orchestra and solo organ
Bach - Ich lasse dich nicht,
motet for double choir, orchestra and organ
Zeira / Orland – There Were the Nights, arr. Avner Itai
Sarah Even Haim – soprano
Singer and musicians of the Barocameri Ensemble
Bart Berman – pianist and organist
Avner Itai – conductor
5 Thursday / 12.10.17 / 18:00
The Renowned Choir From Stuttgart with Mendelssohn, Bach and Mahler
The Festival's Guest from Germany
Mendelssohn – Te deum for double choir, soloists and organ
Bach – Jesu, meine Freude, motet BWV 227
Mahler – Song for 16 voices
Kammerchor Stuttgart
Maestro Frieder Bernius – conductor
6 Friday / 13.10.17 / 11:30
Vocal Eight Ensemble – Voices and Perfumes
Hosting the artist Yair Dalal with beautiful and rich polyphonic
music
Yair Dalal – Sigale, Through Your Vailed Eyes
Sara Levi-Tanai – Thank You Lord
Gerba poetry – Adon Olam, arr. Yehezkel Braun
Bach – Aria on G string
Tahadini combined with Bach – from the cantata Vachet auf
Yair Dalal – singer, violinist and arranger
Erez Munk – percussionist
Vocal Eight Ensemble
7 Friday / 13.10.17 / 15:00
From Armenia to Abu Gosh – The Armenian Little Singers
Israeli Debut
Classical and Armenian folk music
The Festival's Guest from Armenia
The Festival's Guest from Armenia
Mozart – Ave verum
Bizet – Agnus dei
Debussy – Le printemps
Rachmaninov – Ave Maria
Rogers and Hammerstein – Edelweiss
Armenian folk songs
The Armenian Little Singers
8 Saturday / 14.10.17 / 11:30
Diluvio – Sensuous Sicilian
Oratorio by Michelangelo Falvetti for soloists and orchestra
Tal Ganor, Yuval Oren - soprano
David Feldman – counter tenor
Oshri Segev - tenor
Yair Polishook – bass
Phoenix Orchestra on period instruments
Myrna Herzog - conductor and
music director
9 Saturday / 14.10.17 / 15:00
The Russian men's choir SIMVOL VERY with Naama women's Ensemble
Russian folk songs
Rachmaninov – Vocalise
Dvorak – Moravian folk songs
Tchaikovsky – Songs
Mendelssohn - Magnificat
Rona Israel Kolat – soprano
Ruth Norman - alto
Pavel Plemianitchev - tenor
Andrei Sorokin - bass
Svitlana
Kardiako Lugova - pianist
Naama Ensemble
Simvol Very Men's Choir
Pnina Inbar, Seraphim Dubanov – conductors
10 Saturday / 14.10.17 / 18:00
The Madrigalists Are Back
From the British Isles: Music by Dowland, Elgar, and Beatles songs
French Delights: Passereau -
Il est bel et bon
The Italian Boot: Monteverdi – comic dialogue; Gabrieli – O Magnum
Mysterium
The Spanish Kingdom – Morenica, Pase l'agoa
Einat Aronstein, Hadas Faran – soprano
Avital Deri – alto
David Feldman – counter tenor
Eitan Drori, Oshri Segev – tenor
Guy Pelc, Yoav Weiss – bass
Ophira Zakai – lute player
Amit Tiefenbrunn – viola da gamba player
Oded Geizhals – percussionist
Yizhar Karshon – harpsichord player and music director
Concerts at the Crypt
11 Thursday / 12.10.17 / 14:00
Rozhinkes mit Mandlen – Childhood
Lullabies
Yair Dalal and Lenka Lichtenberg with Lullabies in Yiddish, Iraquish,
Hebrew, Salve, Czech and English
Rozhinkes mit Mandlen, Sleep, Baby, Sleep, Oyfn veg shteyt a boym,
Mayn rue-platz, Sigala, Orcha Bamidbar (Yamini usemol), and more
Yair Dalal – oud player, violinist, music director
Lenka Lichtenberg – singer
12 Thursday / 12.10.17
/ 16:15
Puccini, Gershwin, Verdi,
Johann Strauss
An attractive combination between opera hits, operetta, musical and
film music
Puccini – Musetta's waltz – La Bohème; O mio babbino caro - Gianni Schicchi
Gershwin – Summer Time – Porgy and Bess
Lloyd Webber – Think of Me – Phantom of the Opera
Johann Strauss – Mein Herr Marquis – Die
Fledermaus
Verdi – Ah, fors' è lui
(It may be him) – La Traviata
Father, Can You Hear Me? – from the movie Yentle
Somewhere Over the Rainbow – from the movie Wizard of Oz
Tali Ketzef – soprano
Eran Zehavi – pianist, conductor and arranger
13 Friday / 13.10.17 / 14:00
From London with Inspiration
Adele's and John Dowland's Soul Singing
Adele – Someone Like You, Send My Love, Hello, All I Ask, Don't Your
Remember?
Dowland – Come Again, I Saw My Lady Weep, Flow My Tears, If I Never Can
Three Irish songs for solo guitar
Ayelet Cohen – soprano
Shai Sobol – guitar player
14 Friday / 13.10.17 / 16:15
Silvia Kiegel – Canto General's Soloist in Tangos from Gardel to
Piazzolla
Libertango, La
cumparsita, El día que me quieras, El corazón al sur, Negrita María, Los mareados,
Nostalgia, Malena, Cafe bar en Buenos Aires, Milonga sentimental
Silvia Kiegel –
alto
Itay Abramovitz –
pianist
Pavel Levin – violinist
15 Saturday / 14.10.17 / 14:00
Gipsy Time – Human Folklore of Joy and Sorrow
Theodorakis/Lorca – Romancero Gitano
Goran Bregovic/Emir Kusturica –Time of the Gypsies movie theme
Delibes – Les filles de Kadix
Dvorak – Three gipsy songs
Brahms –Three gipsy songs
Sarasate – Gipsy dance for violin and piano
Brahms – Hungarian dances for violin and piano
Shiri Hershkovitch – soprano
Saida Bar-Lev – violinist (the Israel Philhramonic Orchestra)
Irit Rob – pianist (the Israel Philhramonic Orchestra)
16 Saturday / 14.10.17 / 16:15
Bob Dylan's Greatest
Blowin' in the Wind, Just Like a Woman, Sara, Not Dark Yet, Knocking on
Heaven's Door, Masters of War,
Lay Lady Lay, All Along the Watchtower
Cavatina from the Deer Hunter for solo guitar
Yair Polishook – bass
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