Three giants on one stage: Rachmaninoff – Volodin – Ettinger
17/10 Tel Aviv Opera House at 20:00
10/18 Rishon LeZion Culture Hall at 8:00 p.m
10/20 Beit Ha’am Rehovot at 20:00
10/22 Rishon LeZion Cultural Hall at 8:00 p.m
The amazing pianist, Alexei Volodin, returns to play Rachmaninoff’s Second Concerto which won the
The crowd and provided a hit for the carol parade. Also at the premiere performance concert for"Poems about children’s lives" of
Ziv Kozukro, the Israeli, who offers a wise observation about the children and of the children: a bargain – Leah
Goldberg, Brownie (Brown) – Alan Alexander Milne, The Child Seeks His Voice – Federico Garcia Lorca,
The children – Jubran Khalil Jubran. The work of Giuseppe Verdi is the opening to the opera "power of destiny".
Dan Ettinger, conductor
Alexey Volodin, piano
Yonit Shaked Golan, mezzo soprano
Dan Ettinger, conductor. The musical director of the Israel Symphony Orchestra Rishon LeZion, of
of the Israeli Opera and of the Stuttgart Philharmonic Orchestra in Germany, and from this season he is also
The musical director of the Teatro San Carlo, the opera house of Naples. He is also an honorary conductor of the orchestra
The Tokyo Philharmonic which he previously directed.
Yonit Shaked Golan, mezzo-soprano. Winner of the Inspiration Award at the International Jewish Music Competition
in Amsterdam. She is a singer born in Israel, who specializes in folk singing in an artistic presentation. owner
Master’s degree at the Academy of Music and Dance"Q. Rubin Jerusalem. She appeared as a soloist in Israel
The orchestras: the Israel Philharmonic, the Israel Opera, the Jerusalem Chamber, the Chamber
The Kibbutz, the Tel Aviv Chamber, the Israel Sinfonietta b"Q, the Haifa Symphony and more.
Alexey Volodin, piano. Graduated from Gensin Academy and Conservatory in Moscow. the continuation of his studies
Made at the International Piano Academy for the shores of Lake Como in Italy. He gained a reputation
internationals after winning a prize at the Geze Anda competition in Zurich in 2003. Volodin Mareva
To perform last season was a soloist with the Slovak philharmonic orchestras conducted by Daniel
Rayskin, Belgrade, Russian National and German Radio.