04. – 11. August 2022
JERUSALEM
After the festival is before the festival – we are very much looking forward to Sounding Jerusalem 2023, we are happy to welcome new partners, we are excited to develop new programs and…
We can’t wait to be back! Thank you for your involvement, thank you for your trust!
Sounding Jerusalem acts as a meeting point for delicate sounds and a crowd of curious listeners in the heart of Jerusalem.
The festival is passionate about discovering free-spirited places, sharing both classical and contemporary chamber music. Crossing borders, Sounding Jerusalem’s finest artists explore a diverse repertoire, featuring works by Bach, Vivaldi, Mozart, Dvořák, Piazzolla as well as exciting new works by Daniel Schnyder and local artist Mahran Moreb.
The Dialogue Academy in the heart of the Old City presents promising young musicians.
Come and join our concerts for an unforgettable encounter with the spirit of Sounding Jerusalem!
Artists
Erich Oskar Huetter
Christian Jungwirth
Anna Brugger
Daniel Schnyder
Isabel Gehweiler
Lamar
Mahran Moreb
Ramzi Shomali
Rebekka Hartmann
Stefano Bagliano
Tommaso Benciolini
Wolfgang Schroeder
Duo Giampaolo Bandini / Cesare Chiacchiaretta
PROGRAM | Tickets
We are happy to present your the SOUNDING JERUSALEM program 2022.
Prices
60 NIS / person / concert
110 NIS / person / light breakfast included: August 5 “Sunrise Tangos”
Free admission to the following concerts: August 9 and August 10
Order tickets: Use the button directly at the concert to reserve your seat. You’ll get an automatic reservation email, please bring the reservation confirmation and the ticket fee to the concert. Payment only in cash possible.
The evening box office opens one hour before the beginning. Ticket validity up to 30 min before start!
Seating: Free choice of seats (first come first serve)
Church of the Redeemer, Courtyard, Old City Jerusalem
Antonio Vivaldi: Concertos for recorder and strings
„La Notte“
„Tempesta di Mare“
Concerto op. 10 Nr. 5 in F Major
Johann Sebastian Bach: Goldberg-Variations for string trio, BWV 988 (transcription by Dimitry Sitkovetsky)
Aria – selection of variations – Aria
Stefano Bagliano – recorder (Italy)
Rebekka Hartmann – violin (Germany)
Wolfgang Schröder – violin (Germany)
Anna Brugger – viola (Switzerland/Deutschland)
Erich Oskar Huetter – cello (Austria)
Golden Walls Hotel, Roof Garden, Jerusalem
Tangos by Astor Piazzolla
Giampaolo Bandini – guitar (Italy)
Cesare Chiacchiaretta – bandoneon (Italy)
Church of the Redeemer, Courtyard, Old City Jerusalem
Compositions by Mahran Moreb, world music, classical Arabic songs
Mahran Moreb – qanoun
Lamar Mire’b – singer
Antonio Shakour – violin
Maram Abu Ahmad – oud
Adham Sweed – keyboard
Maen El-Ghoul – percussion (Riqq)
Mohammad El-Ghoul – percussion (darbuka/dorbakke)
Yasmin Mahmoud – doublebass
Jameel Matar – drum set
Wolfgang Schröder – violin (Germany)
Rebekka Hartmann, violin (Germany)
Anna Brugger – viola (Switzerland/Germany)
Erich Oskar Huetter – cello (Austria)
Syrian-Orthodox Church, Old City Jerusalem
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart:
flute quartet in D Major KV 285
flute quartet in C Major KV 285b
Antonín Dvořák: Terzetto C Major Op. 74 for 2 violins and viola
Tommaso Benciolini – flute (Italy)
Wolfgang Schröder – violin (Germany)
Anna Brugger – viola (Switzerland/Germany)
Isabel Gehweiler – cello (Switzerland)
Albright Institute of Archaeological Research, Jerusalem
Luigi Boccherini: Quintet for flute and string quartet in D Major op. 17 Nr.1
Philip Glass: Arabesque in Memoriam for flute solo / “The Poet Acts” for cello and string quartet
Giovanni Sollima:”Contrafactus” for flute and string quartet
Antonín Dvořák: String Quartet „American“ in F Major, Op. 96
Tommaso Benciolini – flute (Italy)
Wolfgang Schröder – violin (Germany)
Rebekka Hartmann, violin (Germany)
Anna Brugger – viola (Switzerland/Germany)
Isabel Gehweiler – cello (Switzerland)
Erich Oskar Huetter – cello (Austria)
Terra Sancta, Courtyard, Old City Jerusalem
Chamber music from Baroque to contemporary – final concert of the “Dialogue-Academy 2022”
Young Palestinian students from the Magnificat Institute of Music performing together with the tutors of the Dialogue-Academy
Daniel Schnyder – saxophon (Switzerland/USA)
Rebekka Hartmann, violin (Germany)
Wolfgang Schröder – violin (Germany)
Anna Brugger – viola (Switzerland/Germany)
Isabel Gehweiler – cello (Switzerland)
Erich Oskar Huetter – cello (Austria)
Bethlehem, Peace Center
In collaboration with Bethlehem Municipality and the Bethlehem Peace Center
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: Piano quartet Nr. 1 in G Minor, K 478
Vivaldi/Schnyder: Agitato da due Venti
Daniel Schnyder: Cairo
Duke Ellington/Daniel Schnyder: In a Sentimental Mood
Daniel Schnyder: Peace
Daniel Schnyder: Bassam
De Falla/Schnyder: Danza del Fuego
Daniel Schnyder: Karachi
Ramzi Shomali – piano
Daniel Schnyder – sax/clarinet/flute (Switzerland/USA)
Rebekka Hartmann – violin (Germany)
Wolfgang Schröder – violin (Germany)
Anna Brugger – viola (Switzerland/Germany)
Isabel Gehweiler – cello (Switzerland)
Erich Oskar Huetter – cello (Austria)
Church of the Redeemer, Courtyard, Old City Jerusalem
Music for string quartet and sax/clarinet/flute
Vivaldi/Schnyder: Agitato da due Venti
Daniel Schnyder: Cairo
Duke Ellington/Daniel Schnyder: In a Sentimental Mood
Daniel Schnyder: Yellow Beach Birds
Daniel Schnyder: Peace
Jazz Standard: Feuilles mortes for cello, sax
Daniel Schnyder: Mr. M
Daniel Schnyder: Alpensax for cello and sax
Daniel Schnyder: Bassam
De Falla/Schnyder: Danza del Fuego
Daniel Schnyder: Karachi
Daniel Schnyder – sax/clarinet/flute (Switzerland/USA)
Rebekka Hartmann – violin (Germany)
Wolfgang Schröder – violin (Germany)
Anna Brugger – viola (Switzerland/Germany)
Isabel Gehweiler – cello (Switzerland)
Erich Oskar Huetter – cello (Austria)
TEAM
Erich Oskar Huetter
The Austrian cellist Erich Oskar Huetter has established a successful worldwide career as a soloist and chamber music performer. He is a member of prestigious chamber music ensembles.
As founder of the social-cultural initiative A.MUS.E – Austrian Music Encounter he creates and directs projects such as “haus.kultur – Die Steirischen Nachbarschaftskonzerte” (contemporary neighbourhood concerts in the Austrian province of Styria) as well as a music project in South Africa. Erich Oskar Huetter is founder of the festival “Sounding Jerusalem” in the Old City of Jerusalem. “Sounding Jerusalem” presents an European chamber music festival as well as an intercultural platform for young musicians from the Middle East and Europe. Numerous appearances on radio and television as well as CD recordings made him known to a wider public.
Tanja Schmid
Born in Graz, Austria, Tanja Schmid received her first dance lessons at the age of 5. Classically trained under the direction of Diana Ungureanu, Tanja graduated from the academy of the renowned Graz Opera. During those years she appeared in numerous productions and performances. Tanja is not only an active dancer, but also a teacher. She recently set out as a pedagogue for free improvisation, dance theatre and classical ballet. Currently Tanja Schmid performed in Italy, South Africa, Angola, Zimbabwe and Kosovo.
Anthony Saxton
Anthony Saxton opened his first arts & culture club in 1998. In the year 2003 he developed and managed the gastronomical concept for Graz, European Capital of Culture. Since 2007 he has been part of the contemporary festival “Steirischer Herbst” and is responsible for catering services. He is mastermind and manager of the annual festival highlight “herbstbar”.
Since 2018 he is working as a cooking teacher with refugees in an United Nations awarded project.
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