Yes, barbarians is the appropriate word for these 'people' , though that gives them a moral standing they do not deserve. The original barbarians came from a culture that didn't and couldn't know any better. Stand Tall, Israel!
Thank you for sharig this and calling attention to their playing of Hatikva at the end. What a triumph. I sadly could not find another outlet that reported on their playing of Hatikva at the end.
I recently watched an interview on the Free Press where Paul Kingsnorth argues that the West id dead.
This has made me cry. I immediately tried to book cards for the next concert of Lahav Shani with Berlin Philharmonic in January, though I don´t even know if I´ll be in Berlin then. If not I´ll give them away. It has to be sold out.
There will be an opening with Charles Ives´milestone opus "The unanswered question" followed by Shostakovich first Violin Concerto a minor op 77, which was among the first concertos I heard as a near toddler after long time wrecking my parents´ nerves, with David Oistrach ! This time it will be the Philharmonics` first violinist, a Japanese (Daishin Kashimoto). It will end with Dvoraks Symphony No. 9 ("From the New World").
It isn't often that tears well in my eyes when I read a substack. God bless the IPO. You article on “Where Are Our Cultural Heroes?” was, mentioned at Shabbat dinner last night - intertwined with the terrible portrayal of Leonard Bernstein in the film they just made focusing on his marriage. It was a bit of a shonda. Keep writing, you are so right
Yes, barbarians is the appropriate word for these 'people' , though that gives them a moral standing they do not deserve. The original barbarians came from a culture that didn't and couldn't know any better. Stand Tall, Israel!
Am Yisrael Chai🇮🇱
From an Irish Zionist.
Thank you so much, Jane. I really appreciate your support.
Thank you for sharig this and calling attention to their playing of Hatikva at the end. What a triumph. I sadly could not find another outlet that reported on their playing of Hatikva at the end.
I recently watched an interview on the Free Press where Paul Kingsnorth argues that the West id dead.
https://www.thefp.com/p/how-we-lost-ourselves-to-technology-and
I think he's right, except for in Israel where the ideal of the west are still alive.
Wow. Shkoyach to Israeli philharmonic orchestra for proudly standing against barbarians.
This has made me cry. I immediately tried to book cards for the next concert of Lahav Shani with Berlin Philharmonic in January, though I don´t even know if I´ll be in Berlin then. If not I´ll give them away. It has to be sold out.
Thank you so much for sharing. I hope you can make it. What will he perform?
There will be an opening with Charles Ives´milestone opus "The unanswered question" followed by Shostakovich first Violin Concerto a minor op 77, which was among the first concertos I heard as a near toddler after long time wrecking my parents´ nerves, with David Oistrach ! This time it will be the Philharmonics` first violinist, a Japanese (Daishin Kashimoto). It will end with Dvoraks Symphony No. 9 ("From the New World").
Wow, sounds like an amazing time. I hope you can make it. Have fun!
Beautifully put. And the triumph of one of my favorite pieces by Tchaikovsky. Excellent article thank you.
It isn't often that tears well in my eyes when I read a substack. God bless the IPO. You article on “Where Are Our Cultural Heroes?” was, mentioned at Shabbat dinner last night - intertwined with the terrible portrayal of Leonard Bernstein in the film they just made focusing on his marriage. It was a bit of a shonda. Keep writing, you are so right