Conductor: David Shemer
Daniela Skorka soprano
The Adi Choir, musical director Oded Shomrony
Johann Sebastian Bach “Brandenburg” Concerto no.11 in D minor - Israeli premiere
Charles Avison Concerto Grosso no.6 in D major, from “12 Concerti Grossi” after D.Scarlatti
Giovanni Battista Pergolesi Vespro della Beata Vergine - Israeli premiere
We will present an intriguing Israeli premiere of an outstanding and monumental work of the ingenious composer Giovanni Battista Pergolesi, who died at the age of 26. The work was recently reconstructed.
Tuesday 11.11.2014 at 20:00, Israel Conservatory of Music, Tel AvivThursday 13.11.2014 at 20:00, International YMCA, Jerusalem
Conductor: David Shemer
OWLOS ׂ(Yanshufim) Israeli Recorder Consort
Drora Bruck, Idit Paz, Alon Schab, Idit Shemer
Giovanni Gabrieli Canzonas for Two Choirs
Massimiliano Neri Sonata for Eight Instruments
Johann David Heinichen Concerto Grosso in C minor
Antonio Vivaldi Concerto in A major RV 585
Georg Philipp Telemann Concerto no.3 in C major for four violins, TWV 40:203
Johann Sebastian Bach “Brandenburg” Concerto no.10 in D minor - Israeli premiere
As of its inception a year ago, the “Owlos” Recorder Consort has been quick to receive much acclaim. This is a brilliant ensemble comprising four of Israel’s most highly regarded and prominent recorder players.
For the first time in Israel, this recorder consort (an important ensemble in Renaissance and Baroque music) together with a string ensemble and basso continuo, will facilitate performance of a variety of spirited early- and late Baroque works in a fascinating and unusual program.
Tuesday 2.12.2014 at 20:00, Israel Conservatory of Music, Tel Aviv Thursday 4.12.2014 at 20:00, Jerusalem International YMCA
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HAGAR AND ISHMAELAGAR AND ISHMAEL |
Conductor: David Shemer
Avital Dery mezzo-soprano – Hagar
Tal Ganor soprano (Israel/Germany) - Ishmael
Keren Motseri soprano – Sara
Yoav Weiss bass – Abraham
Adaya Peled soprano – Angel
Alessandro Scarlatti’s oratorio “Hagar and Ishmael” will be performed to
honor the debut of the JBO’s recording of the work.
The Baroque masterpiece “Hagar and Ishmael” by Alessandro Scarlatti,
a work of depth and incredible beauty, was performed by the Jerusalem
Baroque Orchestra some years ago, winning unprecedented, enthusiastic
responses from both audiences and critics alike. In response to audience
request (if somewhat overdue) we are performing the work to celebrate
the CD launch.
   
Monday 29.12.2014 at 20:00, Jerusalem International YMCATuesday 30.12.2014 at 20:00, Israel Conservatory of Music, Tel Aviv
Elam Rotem composer and musical director
Ensemble “Profeti della Quinta”
Elam Rotem “For I am sick with love”
Where biblical love meets the musical world, stirring up emotions of the early 17th century; new settings of excerpts from the “Song of Songs”, Amnon and Tamar, Samson and Delilah. Also on the program, early 17th century instrumental works of Giovanni Francesco Anerio, Giovanni Maria Trabaci and others.
Following the immense success of the Israeli premiere of Elam Rotem’s dramatic work “Joseph and his Brothers” two years ago, the superb Israeli vocal quintet “Profeti della Quinta” returns to perform Elam Rotem’s new work - “Song of Songs”.
“Profeti della Quinta”, enjoying great international success, has chosen to launch its new CD “Song of Songs”, recorded for the Pan Classics label, in concerts of the Jerusalem Baroque Orchestra in Israel.
Despite the discerning ear of our listeners, they will find it difficult to hear differences between early Baroque musical language and that of Elam Rotem!
Saturday 24.1.2015 at 12:00, the Catholic Church, 23 Ein Dor St. HaifaTuesday 27.1.2015 at 20:00, the Israel Conservatory of Music, Tel AvivThursday 29.1.2015 at 20:00, the Jerusalem YMCA
Conductor: Kati Debretzeni
Guy Pelc baritone
Johann Bernhard Bach Overture in E minor
Johann Michael Bach “Es ist ein grosser Gewinn”,
cantata for baritone and strings
Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach Sonata for violin and harpsichord
in B minor, wq.76
Johann Sebastian Bach Brandenburg Concerto no. 9 in D major
Israeli premiere
Johann Christoph Bach “Wie bist du den, o Gott”,
lamento for baritone and strings
Johann Sebastian Bach Cantata 158 “Der Friede sei mit dir”,
for baritone and strings
Johann Sebastian Bach Concerto for violin and orchestra
in A minor BWV 1041
In a true violin celebration with Israeli Baroque violinist Kati Debretseni,
a former JBO player and today one of the leading international figures
in the field of historic performance, we will hear a program
of fascinating works by different generations of members of the Bach family.
 
Thursday 19.2.2015 at 20:00, the Israel Conservatory of Music, Tel Aviv
Saturday 21.2.2015 at 20:00, the Jerusalem International YMCA
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HEROD, SALOME AND JOHN THE BAPTIST |
Conductor: Andrew Parrott
Alon Harari countertenor - San Giovanni
Hadas Faran-Asia soprano - Salome, Herod’s daughter
Yair Polishook bass - Herod
The tenor role of Herod’s counselor is yet to be announced
Alessandro Stradella “San Giovanni Battista”
Alessandro Stradella’s spectacular oratorio reveals the dramatic story of John the Baptist, King Herod and the latter’s daughter, Salome.
This series is dedicated to the memory of Prof. Michael Heyd, Chairman of JBO. Michael, a dear friend, music-lover and support to the orchestra since its establishment, will be sorely missed. May his memory be for a blessing.
  
Monday 9.3.2015 at 20:00, the Jerusalem International YMCA
Tuesday 10.3.2015 at 20:00, the Israel Conservatory of Music
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