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The israeli Vocal Ensemble
Conductor: Yuval Weinberg (Israel-Germany)

Israeli conductor Yuval Weinberg, music director of the South West German Radio Choir, leads the Israeli Vocal Ensemble in a beautiful and challenging a- cappella program.

Program:
Felix Mendelssohn: Two Psalm op. 78 No. 1 & No. 2
Yehezkel Braun: Song of Songs
Ola Gjeilo: Unicornis Captivatur (The Unicorn is Captured)
David Zehavi: Yarda HaShabat (Sabbath Has Come  Down)
Sarah Shoham: Lo Ira Ra (I Will Fear No Evil)
Raymond Murray Schafer:  Epitaph for moonlight
Eran Dinur:  Shir Katan La’Eres (A Little Song Of Lullaby)
Emanuel Amiran: U’Sheavtem Maim  (Joyfully Shall You Draw Water)
Nahum Nardi: Sisi Admat Ha’Sharon (Be Happy, Land of the Sharon)

The Israeli Vocal Ensemble 
Nueva Manteca Band
Conductor: Yuval Benozer

Dutch pianist Jan Hartong spent a long time in Cuba and specialized in Afro-Cuban music. After the success of the Afro-Cuban Sanctus, Hartong wrote the Requiem para el Mundo which combines the text of the Latin Requiem prayer with Afro-Cuban music. Jan Hartong’s composition will be performed by the Israeli Vocal Ensemble together with Nueva Manteca players from the Netherlands, one of the leading bands in the field of Latin music in Europe.

The Israeli Vocal Ensemble
Organ: Raviv Leibzirer
Conductor: Yuval Benozer

Two wonderful pieces from the French choral repertoire: the Requiem by Maurice Duruflé, and the Mass in G by Francis Poulenc. The Requiem, which brought Duruflé most of his publicity, is a tribute to Gregorian chant and is one of the most performed pieces in the choral repertoire. The original version of the piece, influenced by Gabriel Fauré’s famous requiem, brings the spirit of peace and reconciliation with death, written for organ and choir, and will be performed on the symphonic organ of the Israeli Vocal Ensemble. Along with the Requiem, another French gem will be performed—the Mass in G by Poulenc, characterized by lyrical musical lines, which cast a spell over every listener.