VOD

A selection of concerts performed by the ensemble

  • Brahms: A German Requiem

    “London Version” with piano in 4 hands

    The Israeli Vocal Ensemble
    Soloists:
    Alla Vasilevitsky, soprano
    Alexey Kanunnikov, baritone
    Pianists: Raviv Leibzirer and Rafael Skorka
    Guest Conductor: Yuval Weinberg (Israel-Germany)

    Concert time: 1:12:00 hours.
    Concert recorded at Tel Aviv Museum of Art at 10.11.24.

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  • Mozart’s Requiem

    The Israeli Vocal Ensemble
    Soloists: 
    Gan-Ya Ben-Gur Akselrod, soprano
    Nitzan Alon, alt
    Ron Silberstein, tenor
    Lev Elgardt, Baritone
    The Israeli Chamber Orchestra
    Conductor: Roberto Forés Veses

    Concert time: 1:30:00 hours.
    Concert recorded at Tel Aviv Museum of Art at 3.7.24.

    Program:
    W. A. Mozart: Ave verum corpus
    W.A. Mozart: Requiem
    J. Haydn: Symphony no. 96 (“Miracle”)

     
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  • Duruflé's Requiem and Poulenc’s Mass

    The Israeli Vocal Ensemble
    Organ: Boris Zubin
    Tom Ben Ishai    , soprano
    Alexey Kanunikov    , bass
    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.

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  • John Passion

    The Israeli Vocal Ensemble
    Ron Zilberstein, Evangelist (Tenor)
    Yeela Avital, Soprano
    Nitzan Alon, alt
    Yair Polishook, Bass
    Barrocade Ensemble
    Conductor: Andres Mustonen

    Concert time: 1:50:00 hours.
    Concert recorded at Tel Aviv Museum of Art at 8.4.24.

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  • Returning Home

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

    Israeli conductor Yuval Weinberg—Chief Conductor of the SWR Vokalensemble in Stuttgart, and of the Eurochoir Youth Choir, as well as the principal guest conductor of the Norwegian Soloists’ Choir—leads the Israeli Vocal Ensemble in an a-cappella program, specially curated for these days. A musical journey through beauty and comfort and through shared Israeli experience.

    Concert time: 1:02:00 hours.
    Concert recorded at Tel Aviv Museum of Art at 20.1.24.
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  • It’s Between Me and God: Mass for a Double Choir by Frank Martin

    Israeli Vocal Ensemble
    Conductor: Florian Helgath (Germany)

    Florian Helgath, one of the most prominent choir conductors in Europe, will lead the Israeli Vocal Ensemble in one of the most beautiful and moving works written for the choir: The Mass for a Double Choir by Frank Martin and songs from the German romantic repertoire.

    Concert time: 1:07:10 hours.
    Concert recorded at Tel Aviv Museum of Art at 11.06.23.

    Program:
    Frank Martin – Mass for double choir
    Johannes Brahms – songs op 62
    Paul Hindemith – 6 chansons       
    Giles Swayne – To sleep (from: two Romantic songs)

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  • 30th Anniversary Festival – The first 30 years: the best

    The Israeli Vocal Ensemble
    Special Guest: Eli Gorenstein
    Guest pianist: Raviv Leibzirer
    Conductor: Yuval Benozer

    The Israeli Vocal Ensemble is celebrating thirty years of musical excellence at the forefront of the Israeli choral scene, in the closing concert of the festival with works we chose from hundreds of works sung in more than two hundred different programs to tens of thousands of listeners.

    Concert time: 1:34:50 hours.
    Concert recorded at Elma concert Hall, Zichron Yaacov at 28.4.23.

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  • Ho Bi Di Bam Bam: tribute to Mati Casspi

    Israeli Vocal Ensemble
    Conductor: Yuval Benozer
    Nadav Ovadia    , percussion

    The Israeli Vocal Ensemble pays tribute to one of the greatest Israeli musicians with new arrangements written especially for the program by great arrangers, combining Caspi’s exceptional talent and the ensemble’s vocal quality. In the program: The Guitar has Fallen Asleep, Klavlav Ho Bi Di Bam Bam, Take my Hand in Your Hand, the Song of the Dove, Another Day will Come, and more.

    Concert time: 56:38 minutes.
    Concert recorded at Tel Aviv Museum of Art at 3.3.23.

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