Ramat Gan Chamber Choir, Philharmonic musicians, soloists, conductor: Hanna Tzur

The Ramat Gan Chamber Choir, conducted by Hanna Tzur, in a festive and moving concert that brings together two classical masses -

By Schubert and Mozart - alongside selected works by Israeli composer and pianist Eyal Bat: his own arrangements of Israeli songs and original compositions.

Franz Schubert (1797–1828)

Mass No. 2 in G major, D.167 – for soloists, choir, and orchestra

Johann Sebastian Bach (1685–1750) / Charles Gounod (1818–1893)

“Ave Maria” – for soprano and organ

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (1756–1791)

Mass in C major, K.220, “Sparrow” – for soloists, choir, and orchestra

Eyal Bat (1966–2025)

1. “...And Deep” - for saxophone and string orchestra
2. Four Psalms - for choir and strings

“Who May Dwell in Your Tent” - Psalm 15: 1-2

“Out of the Depths” - Psalm 130: 1-2

“It Is Marvelous” - Psalm 118: 23

“Bless God in the Congregations” - Psalm 68: 27

3. Arrangements for choral singing with piano accompaniment -

“The Song of the Grasses” - Music by Naomi Shemer, lyrics by Rebbe Nachman of Breslov

Lights, Music & lyrics by Naomi Shemer

“Kakhol Yam HaMayim” (“Blue Like the Sea”) - Music by Nahum Nardi, lyrics by Nathan Alterman

4. Ladino songs for choir with saxophone and piano accompaniment -

“Numi, N’aarati HaYafa” (“Sleep, My Beautiful Girl”)

“Avraham Avinu” (“Abraham Our Father”)