Concert #3 / The Line of Light — Between Pain and Hope / In a Personal Imprint with Pianist Prof. Orit Wolf
A series of interdisciplinary concerts curated and performed by pianist Prof. Orit Wolf at the Tel Aviv Museum of Art. The central theme explores the tension between interior and exterior, and between spirituality and materiality, featuring diverse artistic collaborations with guest artists. Each performance includes an intimate conversation with the audience and presents works ranging from the classical canon to world music.
A series of interdisciplinary concerts curated and performed by pianist Prof. Orit Wolf at the Tel Aviv Museum of Art. The central theme explores the tension between interior and exterior, and between spirituality and materiality, featuring diverse artistic collaborations with guest artists. Each performance includes an intimate conversation with the audience and presents works ranging from the classical canon to world music.
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In a personal signature with pianist Prof. Orit Wolf at Tel Aviv Museum of Art
Two series curated and performed by her: The 17th season of the Morning Series – Thursdays (11:00), alongside the 13th season of the Evening Series – Tuesdays (19:30).
The central theme this year deals with the tension between inner and outer spaces – between introspection and openness, between loneliness and community. It also touches on the encounter between spirituality and materiality, between prayer and gratitude, seeking to examine how music allows movement between private and shared spaces.
The Evening Series offers an opportunity to sample the Morning Series and enjoy selected performances featuring diverse artistic connections. Each performance hosts international artists from Israel and around the world in a live concert that includes an intimate conversation with the audience.
Through her unique approach, Orit Wolf brings the audience closer to various musical worlds and presents behind-the-scenes moments. The series will range from classical canon works to world music, from original piyyutim (liturgical poems) to contemporary arrangements.
This is not a concert. This is a multi-disciplinary original production.
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Guest Artists (in order of appearance):
Tel Aviv Soloists Ensemble, Barak Tal, Hagi Shaham, Ofir Peres, Shmuel Albaz, Daniel Weiss, Iri Rikin, Bat Dor Dance School Be'er Sheva, Dror Tadmor, Mika Tzur, Nimrod Greenbaum, Ranana Levin, Fernando Céspedes, Galed Dvoretzky, Shir Kabliss, Tal Zilber, Michel Bouchkova.
Prof. Orit Wolf
An internationally renowned pianist, composer, poet, and multi-disciplinary creator, she is a central figure in Israel’s music scene. Alongside conducting masterclasses worldwide, including delivering a TED Talk, she serves on the faculty at the Technion and leads series of concerts and multi-disciplinary performances. Wolf is a recipient of the Rosenblum Prize and the Kahn Prize for Arts for her contribution to making classical music accessible to the general public. In 2025, she was awarded the rank of Knight of the Order of Arts and Letters by the French government (Chevalière de l’Ordre des Arts et des Lettres).
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Duration of performance: 85 minutes without intermission.
*Right to change reserved.
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www.oritwolf.com
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For further information:
Tel: 03-6077070
[email protected]
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Photo: Yoav Levy
