Strings

The Strings department, under the guidance of the best teachers, consists of seven instruments:
Violin, Viola, Cello, ContraBass, Guitar, Harp, and Mandolin.

Students play in the young string orchestra, conducted by Nimrod Gaon, and later in the representative symphony orchestra conducted by Barak Yeivin. The two orchestras are among the most prominent among the young orchestras operating in Israel, appearing in the Ministry of Education conferences and receiving many praises for their performances.

In addition, beginner bow players from the department participate in the beginner bow orchestra under the guidance of Diana Lupo.

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Award-winning students

Advanced students in the department are integrated into diverse chamber ensembles. As part of this activity, world-renowned ensembles such as the Jerusalem Quartet and the Ariel Quartet were founded in the department. Graduates of the department take the matriculation exams of the Ministry of Education, which include playing a recital and submitting a thesis, and many of them continue their studies at the higher academy. Every year the students of the department are widely represented among the winners of the America-Israel Cultural Fund and among the recipients of the "Outstanding Musician" status in the IDF.

What's included:

Weekly 60-minute lesson
Weekly music theory lesson
Piano accompaniment when needed
Twice a year evaluation
Performing in at least 2 concerts a year
Participating in an ensemble (determined by playing level)

Extended route
Students are also entitled to receive a 90/120 minute individual lesson at a reduced price, an hour of theory in a group and participation in chamber ensembles and orchestras (for those who are eligible).

Events

Students take part in a number of events and performances through out the year. Many are open to the public. Take a look at the calendar of events to see what is coming up and experience the magic of the Conservatory!

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