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BRAHMS    SHOSTAKOVITCH   PIAZZOLLA

AT  FELICJA BLUMENTAL MUSIC CENTER

SATURDAY 13TH APRIL AT 11:00

 

BATIA MURVITZ     PIANO


LOTEM BEIDER     VIOLA


YONI ETZION     CELLO


BRAHMS TRIO FOR CLARINET,  PIANO AND CELLO
(ADAPTED FOR VIOLA)

SHOSTAKOVITCH  SONATA FOR VIOLA AND PIANO

PIAZZOLLA     GRAND TANGO


 Tickets NIS 50/ NIS 40

 

 For tickets: 03  620 1185 
 or  On-line  www.fbmc.co.il
Felicja Blumental Music Center

26 BIALIK STREET, TEL AVIV

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Women artists, writers, MKs, and public intellectuals will speak at a celebratory event to mark the publication of And She That Stood – The Passover Haggadah with a New Feminist Interpretation. They will speak about experiences of freedom in their lives and what the festival means to them. Speakers at the event will include: Agi Mishol, Yochi Brandeiss, Neri Livneh, Si Heiman, Anat Lev Adler, Sara Blau, Esti G Hayim, MK Tami Zandberg, Eilat Beiton Schlonski, Noam Fertman, Rachel Liel, Naomi Chazan, and more.


The event is being held by Hamidrasha Center for the Renewal of Jewish Life in Oranim and the New Israel Fund, and will take place on Wednesday, 27th March, 18:30, at Beit Ha’ir, Bialik Square, 27 Bialik Street, Tel Aviv.


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Concert number 3 of the 2012-2013 season (the 47th season) of the Israel Chamber Orchestra is a delightful series of works by Felix Mendelssohn; two grand piano concertos, and after the intermission, a symphony composition. We attended the concert at the Recanati Auditorium of the Tel Aviv Museum of Art on Thursday 14th March (the date is important – see below), and we expected it would be a fine performance. Little did we know just how fine.

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Passover will take place this year between sunset on Monday 25 March, and sunset on Monday 1 April.  The first and last days of Passover – Tuesday 26 March and Monday 1 April – are legal holidays in Israel.  Passover marks the exodus of the Jewish people from Egypt, from slavery to freedom.  Jews are commanded to tell the story as if it had happened to them personally and not as a mere historical event, in order to emphasize the importance of our hard-won and precious freedom.

Preparations for Passover

The period preceding Passover is marked by extensive preparations and several special ceremonies.  The most important of these concerns the removal of hametz, i.e. any food product that contains leavened wheat, oat, barley, rye, or spelt products.  In keeping with the Biblical command in Exodus 12:19<http://www.jewishvirtuallibrary.org/jsource/Bible/Exodus12.html> and 13:7<http://www.jewishvirtuallibrary.org/jsource/Bible/Exodus13.html>, Jews will, before Passover, thoroughly clean their homes to remove any crumbs or bits of food, etc. that may be hametz.

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On February 28th 2013, The Royal Thai Embassy to Israel presented “Enchanting Night of Thai Exquisite Performance”, a recital of different traditional Thai dances performed by the Royal Palace Ensemble at the Gerard Bechar Center in Jerusalem.


Directed by Dr. Anucha Thirakanont, the show is part of a world tour and was presented in Israel for two days under the auspices of the Ambassador of Thailand, H.E. Mr. Jukr Boon-Long.

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