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JCC Chicago and North Shore Congregation Israel Violins of Hope
April 20, 2023 @ 7:30 PM - 8:30 PM
This program is being presented with generous support from the Zollie and Elaine Frank Music Fund at North Shore Congregation Israel.
Premium Ticket: $150
Choice of seats in the first four rows of the sanctuary
5:45pm reception with light hors d’oeuvres and drinks with founder of Violins of Hope, Avshi Weinstein and musicians
6:15pm Violin exhibit opens
6:50pm Doors to sanctuary open
7:30pm Concert begins
General Admission Ticket: $75
Student Admission: $18 (currently enrolled in primary, secondary or graduate programs)
6:15pm Violin exhibit opens
6:50pm Doors to sanctuary open
7:30pm Concert begins
Event Program
Telemann –
Concerto for 4 violins in D major
Julian Rhee, Masha Lakisova, Joshua Brown, Jacqueline Audas, violins
Moritz Moszkowsky –
Suite for Two Violins and Piano in G minor, op.71
Julian Rhee, Jacqueline Audas, Masha Lakisova, Joshua Brown, violins
Raul Canosa, piano
Ernest Bloch –
Baal Shem Suite for violin and piano
Masha Lakisova, Julian Rhee, violins
Raul Canosa, piano
Max Bruch –
Kol Nidrei op.47
Katherine Audas cello
Raul Canosa, piano
Pablo de Sarasate –
Navarra for Two violins and Piano, op.33
Joshua Brown, Jacqueline Audas, violins
Raul Canosa, piano
NSCMF’s Arkady Fomin Scholarship Fund recipients
INTERMISSION
Osvaldo Golijov
The Dreams & Prayers of Isaac The Blind for clarinet and string quartet
Ariel Quartet; Ilya Shterenberg, clarinet
Handel / Gebet
Hatikva
VOH Ensemble:
• Ariel Quartet
• Arkady Fomin Scholarship recipients
• Local students and the violin students from Betty Haag Academy of Music
Ariel String Quartet
Ilya Shterenberg
- https://nscmf.org/artists/ilya-shterenberg/
- https://artsalivesa.com/conversation-with-ilya-shterenberg/
Soloists from The Arkady Fomin Scholarship Fund
