Friday April 28 | 11:00
Location
The Henry Crown Symphony Hall, Jerusalem Theater
Concert length
Approx. 90 minutes
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Hatikva - Mystery of the National Anthem

A symphonic journey towards a national anthem with works by Elgar, Tchaikovsky (1812: Overture), Smetana (The Moldau), Sephardic liturgical poems and Romanian chants leading to HaTikvah.

A narrated concert with Dr. Astrith Baltsan, conductor Steve Sloane, singer Gilan Shahaf and Ankor Choir (Dafna Ben-Yohanan, chorusmaster)

 

Artists

Steven Sloane, conductor
Astrith Baltsan, pianist, artistic director, moderator
Gilan Shahaf, singer

 

Ankor Choir
Dafna Ben-Yohanan, chorusmaster

Programme

Elgar – March No. 1

Tchaikovsky1812: Overture

Heiman Cohen – Zion Tamati (Lyrics by M.M. Dulitzki)
Traditional prayers – ‘Lech LeShalom Geshem’ and ‘Yigdal Elohim Chai’
Smetana – Die Moldau, from Má Vlast 

Romanian Folk Song (arr.:Moshe Zorman)
Ein Li Eretz Aheret 
– Medley of songs by Corrine AllalNahum
Heiman
and Aviv Geffen
Dubi Zeltzer
Hinneni Kan (Lyrics by Haim Heffer)
Uzi Hitman
– Kan Noladeti
Hatikva