Beethoven
Jerusalem ‘Witches?’ music festival honors women with Baroque-era compositions - feature
'The Witches?' music festival highlights Baroque-era compositions performed by the Jerusalem Baroque Orchestra, pianist Gili Loftus, and violinist Susanne Scholz.
Duo Sonare: When Beethoven meets the music of Hollywood - review
Beethoven had great genes, but not for beat synchronization
Fragments of Beethoven’s skull returned to Austrian university
How did Beethoven die? New DNA analysis solves mystery
Turns out it wasn't lead poisoning that killed legendary musician Ludwig van Beethoven, according to new research that also unveiled some secrets about the composer's life.
Nazi-looted sheet music returned to modern heirs
Beethoven gave the sheet music to his secretary before it found its way to the wealthy Czechoslovakian Petschek family.
Jerusalem Baroque Orchestra to perform for Beethoven's 250th birthday
Conductor Andrew Parrott will accompany the musicians as they prepare for the concert and will conduct via zoom from his home in Oxford.
Jerusalem hosts eighth annual Pianos Festival for free, completely online
Thursday saw the debut of a new project by composer Tom Cohen, featuring guests Dudu Tassa and pianist Omri Mor, which blends the works of Beethoven with classical Andalusian music.
Beethoven: 250 years and counting
The Pianos Festival will be performed at the event’s regular berth of the Jerusalem Theater, November 11 to 14.
Music for today: Musica Nova will celebrate its 30th anniversary
While most of us like to hear music with which we are familiar and possibly can hum along to, art, by definition, has to keep evolving.
Life on a string:Myrna Herzog
Raised as a Catholic, converting to Judaism and making aliya, Brazilian-born violist Myrna Herzog enthralls Israeli audiences with the sounds of early music.
