Beethoven and More
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Musical event in Tel Aviv with conductor Frederic Chaslin. It will feature Tzvi Avni's 'Prayer', a performance of the piano concerto by the Rubinstein Prize winner, and Beethoven's Symphony No. 3. The event will blend influential classical and spiritual works.
Musical event in Tel Aviv with conductor Frederic Chaslin. It will feature Tzvi Avni's 'Prayer', a performance of the piano concerto by the Rubinstein Prize winner, and Beethoven's Symphony No. 3. The event will blend influential classical and spiritual works.
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Frederic Chaslin Conducts Beethoven and More...
Tsvi Avni: Prayer
"Prayer" (1961) by Tsvi Avni is a spiritually profound work reflecting Avni's unique style as one of the prominent composers in modern Israeli music. In this composition, he seeks to express the idea of prayer not only in the religious sense but also as an internal human experience of searching, introspection, and hope.
Piano Concerto: Performed by one of the winners of the Arthur Rubinstein International Piano Competition, which will take place for the 18th time in 2026. The Rubinstein Competition, named after one of the greatest pianists of the 20th century, has a prestigious tradition of over 50 years. The competition's founder, Jacob Bistritzky, recognized the importance of managing Rubinstein's musical legacy for future generations. Indeed, Rubinstein’s spirit has been the inspiration for the competition since its inception in 1974, which is why it’s considered one of the leading and most influential piano competitions in the world.
Beethoven - Symphony No. 3 "Eroica"
The piece is regarded as one of the most important and revolutionary works in the history of classical music. Written at the beginning of the 19th century, it marked a significant transition from the classical to the romantic style. It is not only longer than was customary at the time but also much deeper and bolder both conceptually and musically. It conveys a spirit of heroism, struggle, and elevation and is characterized by a broad structure and powerful drama.
Frederic Chaslin Conducts
Piano – Winner of the Arthur Rubinstein International Piano Competition
