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The Sound of Israeli Classical

This playlist captures the rich and varied landscape of Israeli classical music, featuring works that span different styles, eras, and influences. It includes compositions from figures like Paul Ben-Haim and Sasha Argov, whose music reflects both European and Middle Eastern traditions, alongside contemporary composers such as Chaya Czernowin and Avner Dorman, who bring a more modern and experimental edge. The selections range from intimate solo pieces and chamber music to full symphonic works, showcasing a blend of tonal beauty, structural complexity, and cultural diversity.

Listeners can expect a mix of classical interpretations of Jewish themes, meditative works like Betty Olivero’s "Neharót Neharót," rhythmic and expressive pieces such as Ami Maayani’s "Toccata," and vocal-infused compositions like Meir Finkelstein's "L'dor Vador." With selections that highlight Sephardic, Ashkenazi, and contemporary Israeli musical voices, this playlist offers a broad perspective on the evolving world of classical music from Israel.

Menachem Wiesenberg 7 tracks
Meitar Ensemble 6 tracks
Daniel Akiva 4 tracks
Nadav Cohen 4 tracks
Jonathan Hadas 4 tracks
Moshe Aharonov 4 tracks
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