On a Personal Note with International Pianist Dr. Orit Wolf / Evening Series / Season 2025-26
On a Personal Note," featuring Dr. Orit Wolf at the Tel Aviv Museum of Art, explores the contributions of women composers and performers this year. This vibrant, interdisciplinary concert lecture series offers two sessions: morning performances on Thursdays at 11:00 AM and evening performances on Tuesdays at 7:30 PM. Dr. Orit Wolf, an acclaimed international pianist, composer, and poet shares the stage with distinguished guest artists from Israel and around the world.
Each concert provides an insightful, behind-the-scenes look at the art of music-making. It explores the history of iconic works while weaving together a rich blend of genres, from classical and jazz to ethnic traditions. Audiences will embark on a musical journey that spans classical masterpieces to contemporary pop, structured compositions to spontaneous improvisation, and instruments ranging from traditional Western ensembles to exotic folkloric sounds.
Don’t miss this innovative production by Orit Wolf—it’s more than just a concert; it’s an immersive experience!
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Guest Artists:
Tilda Rajuan, Doron Raphaeli, Nahar Eliaz, Alon Eder, Hanny Nahmias, Yoni Dror, Maya Belsitzman, Matan Ephrat, The Jerusalem Street Orchestra, Tina Ronkin, Yaron London,.
Dr. Orit Wolf
Dr. Orit Wolf, an internationally acclaimed pianist, composer, poet, and renowned lecturer, captivates audiences worldwide through her performances, TED Talks, and masterclasses at prestigious venues such as the Royal Academy of Music in London and The Technion in Haifa. As the artistic director of more than eight concert series, Wolf has built a loyal following of thousands. Her innovative interdisciplinary approach and visionary contributions to classical music have earned her distinguished honours, including the Rosenblum Prize and the Kahn Award for the Arts.
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Performance length: 75 minutes, without an intermission
*Program subject to changes
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For further information:
Tel. +972-3-6077070
subscribers@tamuseum.com
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Photo: Yoel Levi
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Concert #1 / East & West / On a Personal Note with pianist Dr. Orit Wolf
Opening of the season: Orit Wolf hosts Singer Tilda Rajuan
A personal journey through time and space: The five-octave international singer will perform pieces from Carmen, Madama Butterfly, and Porgy and Bess, alongside French chansons, musical theatre classics, and original Turkish songs.
Guest Artist: Percussionist Doron Raphaeli
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(The concert is also scheduled for the morning series on 13/11/25, at 11:00 AM)
Opening of the season: Orit Wolf hosts Singer Tilda Rajuan
A personal journey through time and space: The five-octave international singer will perform pieces from Carmen, Madama Butterfly, and Porgy and Bess, alongside French chansons, musical theatre classics, and original Turkish songs.
Guest Artist: Percussionist Doron Raphaeli
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(The concert is also scheduled for the morning series on 13/11/25, at 11:00 AM)
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Concert #2 / When Alon Eder Meets Schubert / On a Personal Note with pianist Dr. Orit Wolf
This magical performance takes you on a journey between the classical Viennese music of Schubert, performed by the young and outstanding cellist Nahar Eliaz, and unique mashups arranged by Orit Wolf. Schubert’s compositions are blended with Alon Eder’s beloved songs—all brought to life in a captivating joint performance!
Guest Artists: Cellist Nahar Eliaz and Singer Alon Eder
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(The concert is also scheduled for the morning series on 15/1/26, at 11:00 AM)
This magical performance takes you on a journey between the classical Viennese music of Schubert, performed by the young and outstanding cellist Nahar Eliaz, and unique mashups arranged by Orit Wolf. Schubert’s compositions are blended with Alon Eder’s beloved songs—all brought to life in a captivating joint performance!
Guest Artists: Cellist Nahar Eliaz and Singer Alon Eder
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(The concert is also scheduled for the morning series on 15/1/26, at 11:00 AM)
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Concert #3 / The Magic of the Ladino / On a Personal Note with pianist Dr. Orit Wolf
This groundbreaking performance blends beloved Ladino songs with classical masterpieces. It is a musical journey into the heart of tradition, evoking nostalgic folk memories and revealing deep-rooted Jewish stories and experiences.
Guest Artists: Actress and Singer Hanny Nahmias & Wind Player: Yoni Dror
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(The concert is also scheduled for the morning series on 26/2/26, at 11:00 AM)
This groundbreaking performance blends beloved Ladino songs with classical masterpieces. It is a musical journey into the heart of tradition, evoking nostalgic folk memories and revealing deep-rooted Jewish stories and experiences.
Guest Artists: Actress and Singer Hanny Nahmias & Wind Player: Yoni Dror
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(The concert is also scheduled for the morning series on 26/2/26, at 11:00 AM)
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Concert #4 / From Brahms to Nina Simone! / On a Personal Note with pianist Dr. Orit Wolf
A musical journey from classical to groove
Pianist Orit Wolf and multidisciplinary artist Maya Belsitzman come together for a passionate fusion of music, song, and live improvisation. From Brahms, Shostakovich, and Piazzolla to the soulful sounds of Gershwin, Nat King Cole, and Nina Simone, all the way to timeless Israeli classics.
Guest Artist: Percussionist Matan Ephrat
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(The concert is also scheduled for the morning series on 26/3/26, at 11:00 AM)
A musical journey from classical to groove
Pianist Orit Wolf and multidisciplinary artist Maya Belsitzman come together for a passionate fusion of music, song, and live improvisation. From Brahms, Shostakovich, and Piazzolla to the soulful sounds of Gershwin, Nat King Cole, and Nina Simone, all the way to timeless Israeli classics.
Guest Artist: Percussionist Matan Ephrat
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(The concert is also scheduled for the morning series on 26/3/26, at 11:00 AM)
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Concert #5 / A French Carnival! / On a Personal Note with pianist Dr. Orit Wolf
A captivating French celebration, moving from the innocent charm of Saint-Saëns’ Carnival of the Animals to the mysterious drama of Danse Macabre.
This legendary work comes to life with lively rhymed prose segments written and narrated by Yaron London.
A musical experience for two pianos, narrator, and orchestra, celebrating the richness of French culture through sound, words, and stage magic.
(An original production of the Jerusalem Piano Festival 2024)
Guest Artists: Yaron London, Pianist Tina Ronkin, and the Jerusalem Street Orchestra.—
(The concert is also scheduled for the morning series on 28/5/26, at 11:00 AM)
A captivating French celebration, moving from the innocent charm of Saint-Saëns’ Carnival of the Animals to the mysterious drama of Danse Macabre.
This legendary work comes to life with lively rhymed prose segments written and narrated by Yaron London.
A musical experience for two pianos, narrator, and orchestra, celebrating the richness of French culture through sound, words, and stage magic.
(An original production of the Jerusalem Piano Festival 2024)
Guest Artists: Yaron London, Pianist Tina Ronkin, and the Jerusalem Street Orchestra.—
(The concert is also scheduled for the morning series on 28/5/26, at 11:00 AM)