Israeli classical music is a rich and diverse genre that blends Western classical traditions with Middle Eastern, Jewish, and other cultural influences unique to Israel. Evolving through the 20th and 21st centuries, it reflects the country's complex identity and history. Composers like Paul Ben-Haim and Tzvi Avni pioneered its early development by integrating traditional Jewish melodies and Eastern motifs into symphonic and chamber music forms. Contemporary composers such as Chaya Czernowin and Betty Olivero push the boundaries with avant-garde techniques and multicultural elements, creating dynamic soundscapes. The genre is marked by its innovative use of orchestration, microtonality, and thematic exploration of spirituality and cultural narratives.

Beethoven 5, Vol. 2 - Live

Jonathan Biss•

Swedish Radio Symphony Orchestra•

Omer Meir Wellber

Ep - 6 Tracks - Released October 4, 2024