Hi there,
The "Music Factory Association", an orchestra founded, directed and conducted by world famous percussionist Chen Zimbalista, is inaugurating its new home at the Tel-Aviv-Yafo Academy in a particularly festive premiere concert hosting the Jerusalem Magnificat Conservatory and the Makor Children of Music Association. You are invited to hear 60 minutes of heavenly music from Israel and the world. The concert is open to the public.
Musical Program:
A.Vivaldi - Concerto for 4 Violins
T. Elias - Mabrouk
A. Piazzolla - Libertango,Oblivion
Israeli songs by Y. Rechter, B. Yusupov, S. Gronich, A. Levitas
WHEN: Friday, December 31, 2021 at 13:30
WHERE: Tel Aviv-Yafo Academy at 10 Hever HaLeumim Street
Special guests:
On Kadosh
Jerusalem Magnificat Conservatory - with Tania Belzer, a leader in the field of stringed instruments alongside 10 students from East Jerusalem and Bethlehem.
Makor Children of Music Association - active in Jaffa and working with at-risk youth founded by Ran Shimoni
"We are excited to announce the new collaboration of the Tel Aviv-Jaffa Academic College with the Chen Zimbalista Music Factory Association, two organizations whose goal is to build a common society in Israel for all its components. The musicians who will participate in the concert come from all corners of the country and from all elements of society: East Jerusalem, Beer Sheva, Bethlehem, Givatayim, Jaffa, Ma'ale Adumim, I'billin, Kiryat Bialik, Rishon Lezion, Shefar'am and Tel Aviv.", Prof. Dror Verman, President of the Tel Aviv-Jaffa Academic College.
The Zimbalista Music Factory holds musical and educational activities including festivals, concerts, workshops and master classes. The association brings together leading musicians and outstanding musical youth with an emphasis on coexistence and multiculturalism.
Best,
Talma
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