Ensemble PHOENIX - Hummel's chamber versions of Mozart, Beethoven & Gluck

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HUMMEL The music of Austrian composer Johann Nepomuk Hummel (1778 – 1837) reflects the transition from the Classical to the Romantic musical era.

His small scale renditions of symphonies and ouvertures allow you to hear between the notes, offer you a new way to perceive those classics.

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Moshe Aron Epstein -flute

Jonathan Keren - violin

Myrna Herzog - cello, musical director

Marina Minkin - fortepiano Baas (Paris 1800)

Bach viola da gamba sonatas

Myrna German viol small ”The performance was rendered with facility and elegance that left no trace of the works’ technical demands. Melodic phrases were virtually sung on the instruments and shaped with loving care. The artists’ mutual attentiveness highlighted the frequent responsorial episodes, and contrapuntal textures were clear, without gliding into academic dryness, but radiating the joy of music.” Ury Eppstein, The Jerusalem Post.

“Myrna Herzog and David Shemer are both key figures and pioneers in Israel’s musical life, in particular on the early music scene. In this prestigious Bach recital, they struck a fine balance between personal- and joint expressiveness. The concert was, indeed, one of the highlights of the 2012-2013 concert season".
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