Mark your calendars for the grand finale of intonations. For the tenth time, musicians from around the globe will celebrate intercultural dialogue and share their love of chamber music at the Jewish Museum Berlin.

After two years without a live audience, the Jerusalem International Chamber Music Festival, directed by Elena Bashkirova, will be returning one last time to the atmospheric stage in the Glass Courtyard of the Jewish Museum Berlin from the 3rd to 7th of April 2022. A thrilling, multifaceted festival of chamber music from Classical Vienna to the present.

Program Concert 5:

Ella Milch-Sheriff:
Clarinet Quartet (world premiere)

- Prologue

- Vivace

- In memoriam to Noam

- Vivace

Miri Saadon-Shani: clarinet

Mohamed Hiber: violin

Gérard Caussé: viola

Tim Park: cello

Franz Schubert:
Sonata in A minor D 821 “Arpeggione”

- Allegro moderato

- Adagio

- Allegretto

Elena Bashkirova: piano

Emmanuel Pahud: flute

Intermission

Toshio Hosokawa:
“Klänge von Lethe” for Flute, Cello, and Piano

- Lontano

Yulianna Avdeeva: piano

Emmanuel Pahud: flute

Andrei Ioniță: cello

Franz Schubert:
Octet in F Major, D. 803

- Adagio – Allegro

- Adagio

- Allegro vivace – Trio

- Thema. Andante (with 7 variations)

- Menuetto. Allegretto – Trio

- Andante molto – Allegro

Anton Barakhovsky: violin

Kathrin Rabus: violin

Yulia Deyneka: viola

Xenia Jankovic: cello

Karl-Heinz Steffens: clarinet

Mor Biron: bassoon

Ben Goldscheider: horn

Nabil Shehata: contrabass

Media Partners:

Deutschlandfunk Kultur

rbb Kultur

TheaterGemeindeBerlin

Supported by:

Evonik

Federal Government Commissioner for Culture and the Media