Haifa - "The Studio" Theater (142 Hanasi Blvd) | Thursdays at 20:00

Jerusalem - The Scottish Church (1 David Remez St) | Fridays at 12:00

Tel Aviv-Jaffa - Ant Studio (2 Shvil HaMeretz) | Saturdays at 11:00

Trio Noga presents the 2024-2025 season, bringing unique sounds across Israel:

The flutist Idit Shemer, cellist Orit Messer-Jacoby, and pianist Shira Shaked will perform premieres of new works from Israel, composed especially for them, alongside works from the Classical, Romantic, and 20th-century repertoires, many of which have been carefully selected as they will be heard for the first time in Israel. The trio members have established this combination as a unique signature in the landscape of chamber music in the country. They look forward to meeting you at the concerts!

November 24 | "Genesis"

Haifa - 7.11 | Jerusalem - 8.11 | Tel Aviv-Jaffa - 9.11

Premier to "Man That Is Born Of A Woman" by Taliya Eliav (written for Trio Noga)

First Israeli performance – "Soir et Matin" by Mel Bonis (op. 76)

The program includes: Trio Hob.XV:15 by Haydn & "Piece in form of Habanera" by Ravel.

January 25 | "Aquarelles"

Premier to "Twilight" by Yin'am Leef (written for Trio Noga)

First Israeli performance – Grand Trio in A by Helen Liebmann (op. 11)

The program includes: "Trois Aquarelles" by Gaubert & Adagio, Variations and Rondo on "Schöne Minka" by Hummel (op. 78)

April 25 | "Devine Dance"

Trio Noga is joined by singer Rona Israel-Kolatt to a program showcasing the wide ranging repertoire of the Trio: contemporary music from Israel, late French romanticism and the Viennese classics, alongside original arrangements and works by women.

The program includes: "Dialogue" by Stella Lerner, "3 Songs for Soprano & Flute" by Rosy Wertheim and songs by Poulenc, played next to a Trio by Mozart (K. 502) and Scottish & Irish folksongs, arranged by Beethoven.

June 25 | "Rendezvous"

Haifa - 5.6 | Jerusalem - 6.6 | Tel Aviv-Jaffa - 7.6

Three instrument(alist)s meet to celebrate the beginning of summer.

In the program includes: Trio by Martinu, Kuhlau & Gaubert ("Piece Romantic"), with de Falla's "Siete Canciones Populares Españolas"