Witches Festival Explores Bach's Revival and Mozart's Female Collaborators
Translated & summarized from Haaretz by baba
The Jerusalem Baroque Orchestra is hosting the "Witches" Festival in Jerusalem this weekend. Led by conductor David Shmer, the event will explore the revival of Bach's music and feature works inspired by David Avidan. The festival will also highlight the role of women in Mozart's compositions.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- The "Witches" Festival, organized by the Jerusalem Baroque Orchestra, will be held in Jerusalem this weekend.
- The festival is led by conductor and founder David Shmer.
- The event will explore the renewed presence of Bach in the classical music scene.
- The program includes music inspired by David Avidan.
- The festival will also examine the contributions of women to Mozart's work.
The Jerusalem Baroque Orchestra is organizing the "Witches" Festival, set to take place in Jerusalem this weekend, Friday and Saturday. The festival, led by the orchestra's conductor and founder David Shmer, will delve into the resurgence of Bach's presence in the classical music scene. The program also includes music inspired by David Avidan and explores the contributions of women to Mozart's work.
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