NOTE: Due to the conflict this event has been postponed. A new date will be announced soon.

Bet Torah is thrilled to welcome the Israel Symphony Orchestra Opus 5 Woodwind Quintet. They will perform a concert of classical, Jewish, and Israeli music for our Bet Torah community.  The ISO is an internationally known orchestra of the Israeli Opera in Tel Aviv. The concert, which will  take place in the Bet Torah sanctuary, will be followed by a dessert reception, providing a perfect opportunity to meet and talk with the Israel Symphony Orchestra musicians. 

This event is a fundraiser for the Israel Symphony Orchestra Opus 5 Woodwind Quintet. Suggested donation is $36 per person, $72 per family. On the registration form there is an opportunity to contribute more. All proceeds will go towards the Israel Symphony Orchestra. Please register below.

This event will include a Men's Club Wine tasting during the dessert reception. You can purchase your Passover wines and support our Men's Club here.

About the Israel Symphony Orchestra - Opus 5 Windwood Quintet

The chamber quintet is comprised of five principal wind players from the Israel Symphony Orchestra. Praised for their innovative programming, passionate musicmaking and distincitve approach to audience participation, they have performed concerts for audiences of all ages in major halls throughout Israel including Brigham Young Mormon University in Jerusalem, Tzavta Series in Tel Aviv, the Chamber Music Series in Rishon Lezion and for various other organizations and institutions. In addition to their formal concerts, the group strives to build future audiences and make a lasting musical impact through school performances, master classes, workshops and family concerts. All five members of the ensemble are accomplished musicians who have performed in prestigious concert halls worldwide as soloists, chamber musicians and with the world's leading orchestras.

Click here for a video of the entire Israel Sypmhony Orchestra.

Pictured Right: Adi Menczel, Flute; Michael Dressler, Oboe; Keren Dvir, Clarinet; Gili Sharett, Bassoon; Sharon Polyak, French Horn

Fun Fact: Michael Dressler is the cousin of Bet Torah's own President, Jill Ratner.