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POLYPHONY at Congregation Emanu-El
Dates: 12/7/2024
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On December 7, Polyphony, a renowned music ensemble from Nazareth, Israel, makes its San Francisco debut at Congregation Emanu-El. Founded by musician and educator Nabeel Abboud Ashkar, the ensemble unites Israeli Arab and Jewish musicians to create a concert program that reflects a rich blend of Western classical and Arabic music traditions. Featured musicians include violinists Yuval Nuri Shem-Tov and Loor Jabareen, mezzo-soprano Doreen Sassine, and guest artists such as Maya Belsitzman and Gordon Haramaki. Following the performance, Chanan Tigay will lead a discussion with Nabeel Abboud Ashkar, focusing on the ensemble's mission of fostering cultural collaboration through music.
Cast and Creative Team for POLYPHONY at Congregation Emanu-El
Cast
Nabeel Abboud Ashkar
Polyphony Musicians
Yuval Nuri Shem-Tov
Ensemble
Loor Jabareen
Ensemble
Yoav Yatskan
Ensemble
Botros Saleh
Ensemble
Doreen Sassine
Ensemble
Maya Belsitzman
Ensemble
Gordon Haramaki
Ensemble
Marsha Attie
Ensemble
Arik Luck
Ensemble
Chanan Tigay
Ensemble
Creative Team
Ingrid Tauber
Sponsorship
Frank J. Taforo
Sponsorship
Chanan Tigay
Discussion Leader
Jon Finck
Publicist
News About POLYPHONY at Congregation Emanu-El
Congregation Emanu-El Cantors' Concert Series To Present POLYPHONY
October 23, 2024 The Nazareth-based POLYPHONY music ensemble will make its San Francisco debut on December 7.About the Theatre
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