On a Personal Note with International Pianist Prof. Orit Wolf / Morning Series / Season 2026-27

Season Gala Concert

The Tel Aviv Soloists Ensemble in a celebration devoted entirely to the Baroque: from Vivaldi’s “The Summer” from The Four Seasons to Bach’s concertos - an encounter between nature and architecture.

Guest artists: Violinist Hagai Shaham and pianist Ofir Peres.
The Tel Aviv Soloists Ensemble
Conductor: Barak Tal

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(The concert is also scheduled for the evening series on Tuesday, October 27th)

A vibrant new original production celebrating music rooted in folklore and ethnic traditions - from Spain through the Balkans to Argentina and Brazil.

Albéniz, de Falla, Piazzolla & Theodorakis’ iconic Zorba the Greek.

Guest Artist: Shmuel Elbaz

Orit Wolf, Iri Rikin, and Daniel Wais on one stage.
A live, raw, and moving performance — between pain and hope, between fracture and renewal. A bold yet sensitive dialogue in words and sound — on choice, love, and what lies between. Alongside an intimate conversation, beloved piano encores will be performed, together with original songs by the creator, singer, guitarist, and Nova festival survivor from Kibbutz Be’eri — Daniel Wais.

Guest Artists: Documentary filmmaker and creator Iri Rikin & Singer and guitarist Daniel Wais

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(The concert is also scheduled for the evening series on Tuesday, December 29th)

An interdisciplinary production marking 200 years since Beethoven’s death, re-examining his piano sonatas through body and movement.
Live performance meets original choreography by Or Abuhav, as the structural lines and dramatic tensions of the sonatas are translated into physical expression.

Guest Artists: Dancers from Bat-Dor Dance School, Be’er Sheva & Pianist Dror Tidhar

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(The concert is also scheduled for the evening series on January 26th)

A musical journey through the beloved arias and songs written for the exceptional tenor voice - from Italian opera to Broadway and the great songs of the 20th century.

“O Sole Mio,” Schubert’s Serenade, arias from Tosca (Puccini), “Maria” from West Side Story, “Autumn Leaves,” “Singin’ in the Rain,” “Bésame Mucho,” “Brit Olam,” and duets from The Phantom of the Opera, My Fair Lady & Fiddler on the Roof.

Guest Artists: Tenor Nimrod Grinboim and Singer Mika Tzur

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(The concert is also scheduled for the evening series on March 2nd)

From the exposed, deeply expressive sound of Mendelssohn, Bruch, Bloch, and Fauré to the eruptive virtuosity of Weber, Tchaikovsky, and Casals — a performance in which a single bow bridges the Baroque cello and the modern cello.

Guest Artist: Renana Levin

A musical journey to the beating heart of Brazil — from European classical repertoire reimagined in bossa nova, choro, and samba to the songs and instrumental pieces that became the sound of Rio de Janeiro.

Chopin and Mozart in Brazilian style, Antônio Carlos Jobim’s Songs and “Tico-Tico.”

Guest Artists: Guitarist Fernando Seixas, Percussionist Gilad Dobrecky, Pianist Tal Zilber and Vocalist Shir Kabilis.

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(The concert is also scheduled for the evening series on May 18th)

A festive season finale in which the “both–and” comes to life on stage. Moving between violin and piano, demonstrating double virtuosity on two of the most demanding instruments in the classical repertoire.

Together with Orit Wolf, audiences will embark on a journey across continents and styles - from Brahms and Dvořák four-hand works to Sarasate, Kreisler, and Manuel de Falla on the virtuoso violin.

Guest Artist: Violinist & Pianist Michelle Bushkova