A Woman's Song - Witches Festival 2026 (17:00)
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Naomi Borla Levy: soprano; Noga Nakash: theorbo. The program presents 17th-century works for soprano and theorbo accompaniment, focused on a female perspective while addressing three themes: love, motherhood, and war and peace. The program is made up entirely of texts by female speakers — sometimes a mythological or religious figure, sometimes a mother, and sometimes a bare human voice. The echoing voices within the texts are woven into a single story that is personal yet universal, historical yet ever relevant. The Jerusalem Baroque Orchestra's "Witches" Festival returns for its fifth year, and this year under the title "Echo," a journey following women, works, and voices that even in their own time received recognition, honor, and their rightful place, and whose influence did not disappear but continued to echo into later generations. Over two days, the audience will meet women who were creators, performers, queens and patronesses, muses and heroines — women whose actions and presence influenced the music and culture around them. From ancient myths to 20th-century jazz, from the salons of Vienna and Berlin to today's stage, the festival seeks to listen to voices that have reached us across the distance of time and to discover how they continue to live, change, and echo today.
