Program: Rosy Wertheim: Sonatina for cello and piano Gideon Klein: Duo for violin and cello Paul Ben-Haim: Variations on a Hebrew Melody for piano trio Pál Hermanns: Piano trio Roglit lshay: Jewish Fantasy for violin and piano Zikmund Schul: Hasidic Dance for violin and cello Paul Schoenfield: Café Music for piano trio Roglit Ishay studied piano with Madeleine and Walter Aufhäuser, Veronica Jochum and Richard Goode as well as philosophy at the University of Tel-Aviv. Roglit Ishay has been a professor of piano chamber music at the Freiburg University of Music since 2011. She is a member of the Dresden Piano Trio (with Peter Bruns and Kai Vogler) and the Israel Piano Trio (with Menahem Breuer and Hillel Zori).

Experience a journey through Jewish music history with a diverse concert program full of artistic brilliance and emotional depth. Rosy Wertheim's “Sonatina for Cello and Piano” and Gideon Klein's “Duo for Violin and Cello” offer a moving portrayal of their composers' creative adaptability. Paul Ben-Haim's “Variations on a Hebrew Melody” and Pál Hermann's “Piano Trio” express the diversity of Jewish musical traditions. Roglit lshay's “Jewish Fantasy” and Zikmund Schul's “Hasidic Dance” explore rhythmic and melodic elements that touch the heart and mind. Paul Schoenfield's “Cafe Music” rounds off the program with lively sounds that unite tradition and modernity. Immerse yourself in this unique concert experience that will delight you with its diversity and depth.