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The Jerusalem PostCulture

Witches? Festival Celebrates Female Musicianship With Diverse Program

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The Witches? Festival returns to Jerusalem October 16-17, celebrating women's impact on classical music across history. This year's theme, "Echo," focuses on influential female musicians, composers, and patrons from medieval times to the 20th century. The diverse program, featuring the Jerusalem Baroque Orchestra and various ensembles, includes works by Barbara Strozzi and explores themes of love, war, and historical figures. The festival aims to showcase high-quality music by women, moving beyond past focuses on marginalized artists.

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  • The Witches? Festival will take place in Jerusalem on October 16-17, highlighting women in classical music.
  • This year's theme, "Echo," focuses on women who significantly shaped music and culture.
  • The festival features diverse programming, including baroque, jazz, and contemporary music.
  • Performances will include works by 17th-century composer Barbara Strozzi and explore historical figures.
  • The event is organized by the Jerusalem Baroque Orchestra and features various ensembles.

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