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The Israeli Vocal Ensemble in a special summer concert at two breathtakingly beautiful churches. This new collaboration between the singers of the Israeli Vocal Ensemble and the players of the Israeli Chamber Ensemble is conducted by Maestro Stanley Sperber. At the heart of the concert is the heavenly Requiem by French composer Gabriel Fauré, in a performance that brings to the forefront the rich and powerful sound of the choir and the players—all within the unique acoustics of a church. Also on the program:
Fauré – Cantique de Jean Racine, Op. 11; Barber: “Agnus Dei” – an arrangement of his beautiful and well-known Adagio, and Danzón No. 2 arranged for solo harp by Arturo Márquez.

The Israeli Vocal Ensemble
Barrocade Orchestra
Soloists:
Daniela Skorka,soprano
Tom Ben Ishai, soprano
Noa Doron, alto
Conductor: Yuval Benozer

The Mediterranean sun and the lively Italian temperament are what made the Gloria of the Italian composer Antonio Vivaldi his most popular choral work. Surprisingly, the Vesperae written by the 23-year-old Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart for the Salzburg Cathedral also bring with it an almost Mediterranean temperament, originating from the young and stormy Mozart’s visits to Italy.

Children Opera by David Grossman and Yoni Rechter

Eli Gorenstein, Rabbit
Adi Cesare, Itamar
David Grossman Roni Gornstein, Narrator
Tomer Bar, pianist
The Israeli Vocal Ensemble: Ori Batchko, Tamar Landsberg, Tom Ben Ishai, Daniel Portnoy
Director: Eli Gorenstein
Arranger: Lotem Asner