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SUMMARY:In Unison: Celebrating Commonalities\, Bridging Differences
DESCRIPTION:Join us for the inspiring conclusion to our fall series on meaningful conversations across boundaries.\n\nWe are thrilled to welcome Udi Bar David\, celebrated cellist of the Philadelphia Orchestra for over 30 years.\n\n\nUdi’s cross-cultural music has united audiences around the globe\, fostering open dialogue and bridging divides. Through his performance and reflections\, we’ll explore how music becomes a powerful tool for connection and understanding.\n\n\nDon’t miss this unique opportunity to experience the harmony of conversation and culture. All are welcome!
URL:https://artolerance.org/event/in-unison-celebrating-commonalities-bridging-differences/
LOCATION:Bryn Mawr Presbyterian Church\, 625 Montgomery Ave\, Bryn Mawr\, PA\, 19010\, United States
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SUMMARY:Lutheran Day at the Capital
DESCRIPTION:Lutheran Day at Harrisburg Hilton\, Thursday\, May 9th at 6:30pm\nUdi Bar David\, cellist with the Philadelphia Orchestra\, is joined by master bandoneonist Shinjoo Cho in a cross-cultural musical presentation from the Middle East to South America with a special surprise tribute inspired by “The Table” by Freiman Stoltzfus. \nhttps://ministrylink.org/events/lutheran-day-at-the-capitol-may-9-2024/ \n 
URL:https://artolerance.org/event/lutheran-day-at-the-capital/
LOCATION:Hilton Downtown Harrisburg\, 1 N. 2nd St.\, Harrisburg\, PA\, 17101\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20240505T190000
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SUMMARY:Yom Hashhoah
DESCRIPTION:YOM HASHOAH\nCOMMUNITY HOLOCAUST REMEMBRANCE PROGRAM\nSunday\, May 5 • 7:00 pm\nMain Line Reform Temple-Beth Elohim\n410 Montgomery Ave\, Wynnewood\nGuest Performer: Udi Bar-David \nhttps://mlrt.org/yom-hashoah/
URL:https://artolerance.org/event/yom-hashhoah/
LOCATION:Main Line Reform Temple\, PA\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20240315T193000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20240315T220000
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SUMMARY:Indigenous Soundscapes in Motion
DESCRIPTION:Udi will visit Utah to present: \nIndigenous Soundscapes in Motion\nThis unique performance will feature: Navajo singer and GRAMMY nominee\, Radmilla Cody; flutist Hovia Edwards\, who is of Shoshone-Navajo-Okanogan heritage and performed for the opening of the Winter Olympics; Menominee and Oneida singer and Native American Music Awards Best Male Artist\, Wayne Silas Jr.; and Powwow dancers from the dance company Indigenous Enterprise\, who performed for Jennifer Lopez’ World of Dance and the virtual presidential inauguration parade. They will be joined by jazz\, Latin\, and classical percussionist and conductor of the Lion King\, Rolando Morales-Matos and one of the world’s most versatile cellists and member of the Philadelphia Orchestra\, Udi Bar-David. \n  \n  \n  \nMarch 15 at 7:30 p.m.\nWeber State University Val A. Browning Center\, Austad Auditorium \nmore info \n 
URL:https://artolerance.org/event/indigenous-soundscapes-in-motion/
LOCATION:Weber State University Val A. Browning Center\, Austad Auditorium\, 3750 Harrison Blvd\, Ogden\, UT\, 84408\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20240117T193000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20240117T213000
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SUMMARY:Spotlight Series: Franz Schubert's String Quintet
DESCRIPTION:Spotlight Series: Franz Schubert’s String Quintet in C Major\, D 956/The Rowan String Quartet with special guest Udi Bar-David\, cello\nWednesday\, January 17 @ 7;30pm @ Rowan Boyd Recital Hall.
URL:https://artolerance.org/event/spotlight-series-franz-schuberts-string-quintet/
LOCATION:Boyd Recital Hall at Rowan University\, 201 Mullica Hill Rd\, Glassboro\, NJ\, 08028\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20230326T140000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20230326T170000
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SUMMARY:Journey of Tolerance
DESCRIPTION:Journey of Tolerance \n\nFeaturing the return of Armenian musical treasures\n\nDate: Sunday\, March 26\n\n\nTime: 2:00pm\n\n\n\n\nLocation: St. Gregory Armenian Church | 8701 Ridge Ave Philadelphia\, PA 19128\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nOn Sunday\, March 26 ARTolerance at St. Gregory Armenian Church present on an afternoon of music featuring Armenian musical treasures. Performing Artists include …\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nZulal Magical Vocal Trio\n\n\n\n\nAra Dinkjian\, Oud virtuoso & composer\n\n\n\n\nUdi Bar-David \, Philadelphia Orchestra and ARTolerance Artistic Director\n\n\n\n\n…with surprise special guests \n\nCLICK HERE for tickets\n$25 General Admission
URL:https://artolerance.org/event/journey-of-tolerance/
LOCATION:St. Gregory Armenian Apostolic Church\, 8701 Ridge Avenue\, Philadelphia\, PA\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20230308T193000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20230308T213000
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CREATED:20230304T161917Z
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SUMMARY:Brahms to Buenos Aires\, Via the Middle East
DESCRIPTION:ARTolerance Presents: \nBrahms to Buenos Aires\, Via the Middle East \nDialogue in Three Movements \nFeaturing ARTolerance Ensemble: \nShinjoo Cho\, bandoneon\nKeiko Sato\, piano\nJoseph Tayoun\, Middle Eastern percussion\nUdi Bar-David\, cello \n7:30pm ||  Boyd Recital Hall at Rowan University \nFree for Rowan Students! \ngo.rowan.edu/tickets \n856-256-4545\nperformingarts@rowan.edu
URL:https://artolerance.org/event/brahms-to-buenos-aires-via-the-middle-east/
LOCATION:Boyd Recital Hall at Rowan University\, 201 Mullica Hill Rd\, Glassboro\, NJ\, 08028\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20230302T193000
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SUMMARY:East Meets West
DESCRIPTION:East Meets West\n\nA journey to Beijing\, Shanghai & Middle East in search of peace. \nDate: THURSDAY\, MARCH 2 \nTime: 7:30pm \n\nLocation: Pfleeger Concert Hall @Rowan University\n\nOn Thursday\, March 2nd the Rowan University Symphony Orchestra will be joined by the ARTolerance Ensemble for an evening concert with selections from around the world.\n\nMeet the Artolerance Ensemble \n\nJiebing Chen\, Master Erhu Player\n\nJiannan Cheng\, Music Director Rowan University Symphony Orchestra\n\nStefania Osorio Amórtegui\, Violin\n\nUdi Bar-David\, Artistic Director & Philadelphia Orchestra Cellist\n\nDon Liuzzi\, Drums\, Principal Timpani Philadelphia Orchestra\n\nCLICK HERE for tickets\n\n**FREE for Rowan Students**
URL:https://artolerance.org/event/east-meets-west/
LOCATION:Pfleeger Concert Hall at Rowan University\, North Campus Drive\, Glassboro\, NJ\, 08028\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20230204T133000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20230204T170000
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SUMMARY:Cello Day
DESCRIPTION:On Saturday\, February 4th @ Boyd Recital Hall @ Rowan University\,  ARTolerance Artistic Director Udi Bar-David will partner with Rowan University to bring you “Cello Day”. From 1:00-5:00pm\, this music-packed day offers ARTolerance workshop on Middle Eastern Musical Techniques\, masterclasses and performances.  Free and open to the public. Contact  agiad@rowan.edu or ubdavid@mac.com for information. Schedule below:\n\n\n\n1:00-1:30PM | Open Rehearsal of Vivaldi 2 cello Concerto with Rowan\nUniversity String Ensemble\n\n1:30- 2:30PM | Masterclass by Udi Bar-David\n\n2:30-3:00PM | Presentation on ARTolerance by Udi Bar-David\n\n3:00-4:00PM | Workshop for participants on Middle Eastern Musical techniques and Styles\n\n4:00-5:00PM | Recital featuring Udi Bar-David\, Daivd Agia\, Keiko Sato and the Rowan University String Ensemble
URL:https://artolerance.org/event/cello-day/
LOCATION:Boyd Recital Hall at Rowan University\, 201 Mullica Hill Rd\, Glassboro\, NJ\, 08028\, United States
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220915
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SUMMARY:ARTolerance Celebrates Ajibola Rivers
DESCRIPTION:ARTolerance Celebrates Ajibola Rivers \nARTolerance is thrilled to feature Ajibola Rivers in a series of school visits this fall season.  Ajibola will share ARTolerance’s mission as a cultural ambassador\, bringing community voices to the stage in an educational setting. \nWe look forward to working and sharing with students in Philadelphia and surrounding neighborhoods. Upcoming visits include: \nSeptember 15 | Plymouth-Whitemarsh High School \nOctober 7 | Esperanza Academy Charter School \nOctober 20 | Plymouth-Whitemarsh High School \nOctober 25 | St. James School\, Solo Lecture \nNovember 10 | Colonial Elementary School \nAjibola Jeremy Rivers is a Nigerian-Cherokee performing artist of many talents. While the vast majority of his music career has been on stage\, music took on new meaning when he started teaching his first students in 2015. \nARTolerance is excited to promote the premiere of Ajibola River’s Cello Suites\, inspired by Bach while introducing Latin & African rhythms. \nAjibola teaches violin\, viola\, cello\, bass\, and bass guitar. \nPhiladelphia Orchestra featured Ajibola Rivers at Harriett’s Bookshop
URL:https://artolerance.org/event/artolerance-celebrates-ajibola-rivers/
LOCATION:PA
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20220501T150000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20220501T170000
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SUMMARY:Baroque to Folk and a Touch of Klezmer
DESCRIPTION:Baroque to Folk and a Touch of Klezmer \nSunday\, May 1\, 2022   |  3:00pm \n Har Zion Temple : 1500 Hagys Ford Road\, Penn VAlley\, PA 19072 \nOn Sunday\, May 1st\, ARTolerance in partnership with Har Zion Temple is hosting an afternoon of music in memory of Dr. Arnold Porges. Concert will feature Members of the Philadelphia Orchestra and ARTolerance: Udi Bar-David on cello & ARTolerance Artistic Director\, Juliette Kang on violin\, Marvin Moon on viola\, Angela Zator Nelson on percussion\, joined by special guest Cantor Elliot Vogel. Event is free and open to the community. RSVP by emailing hzt@harziontemple.org. Refreshments to follow. \nAbout Dr. Arnold Porges: \nBorn to Dr. Nandor and Pauline Porges in 1932\, he graduated from the University of Massachusetts Amherst and University of Pennsylvania School of Dental Medicine where he was elected to the OKU  National Dental Honor Society. He served as a Second Lieutenant and chemical engineer in the U.S. Air Force\, and was a member of the Teamsters. For over five decades\, he had a private dental practice in Wynnewood and served as a Professor at the University of Pennsylvania School of Dental Medicine\, from which he also received the 2007 Alumni Award of Merit for his leadership in the dental profession. He peacefully passed away in 2020 at the age 88.
URL:https://artolerance.org/event/baroque-to-folk-and-a-touch-of-klezmer/
LOCATION:Har Zion Temple\, 1500 Hagys Ford Road\, Penn Valley\, PA\, 19072\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20220324T140000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20220324T153000
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SUMMARY:Artistic Excellence and Honest Reflections on Life in Israel/Palestine
DESCRIPTION:Thursday\, March 24 @ 2:00pm & 3:00pm \nArtistic Excellence and Honest Reflections on Life in Israel/Palestine \nPolyphony of Nazareth String Quartet at Swarthmore College \nModerated by Udi Bar-David\, ARTolerance Founder and Artistic Director \nHosted by ARTolerance and co-sponsored by the Swarthmore Department of Music and Dance and the Interfaith Center \n2:00-2:45pm \nMusical introduction and conversation with musicians at the IC Dome \n3:00-3:30pm  \nMusical Performance and conversations at Lang Concert Hall
URL:https://artolerance.org/event/artistic-excellence-and-honest-reflections-on-life-in-israel-palestine/
LOCATION:Lang Concert Hall at  Swarthmore College\, 500 College Avenue\, Swarthmore\, PA\, 19081\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20220323T193000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20220323T213000
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SUMMARY:Building Bridges Through Music
DESCRIPTION:ARTolerance presents an evening of common ground through common sound with Polyphony String Quartet joined by members of the Philadelphia Orchestra and Chamber Ensemble from Sanctuary Choir at Bryn Mawr Presbyterian Church. \nThis concert program includes: \n* Schubert String Quartet No 13 (Rosamunde) \n* Selections from Mendelssohn String Octet  \n* …and other masterpieces \n\n\n  \nBuilding Bridges through Music \nDate: Wednesday\, March 23\, 2022 \nTime: 7:30pm \nLocation: Bryn Mawr Presbytarian Church \nTickets: Suggested donation $20 \n\nRSVP/Donation Link\n  \n|| MEET THE ARTISTS ||\n  \n\nPolyphony uses the unique power of classical music to transcend cultural and social boundaries between Arab and Jewish communities to build a rich\, diverse\, and vibrant civil society in Israel\, Based in Nazareth\, Polyphony runs a multi-tiered program in partnership with leading Israeli cultural and educational organizations to help bridge the divide between Arab and Jewish youth through classical music and related art forms.\n\n  \n|| PRESENTER ||\n  \nARTolerance mission is to advance the role of arts in dialogues\, transcend communication boundaries and explore common ground\, through performances\, events\, conferences and workshops.\n  \n|| SPONSORS ||\n  \nThis evening couldn’t be possible without the generosity and support of our sponsors:\n\n  \n|| MAPS & PARKING ||\n  \nThose who are able-bodied are encouraged to park on Radnor Street\, on Fishers Road\, or behind Harcum College. The Harcum lot is accessible from Pennswood Road\, and a crossing guard is on duty on Sunday mornings and for major events.\n\nLimited parking\, preferably saved for those less able-bodied\, is also available at three church lots behind the church and off Fishers Road. \nCLICK HERE to access maps of the Church campus.
URL:https://artolerance.org/event/building-bridges-through-music/
LOCATION:Bryn Mawr Presbyterian Church\, 625 Montgomery Ave\, Bryn Mawr\, PA\, 19010\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20220322T193000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20220322T213000
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SUMMARY:Intimate Gathering featuring Arab/Jewish String Quartet from Polyphony of Nazareth
DESCRIPTION:Tuesday\, March 22 @ 7:30pm \nIntimate Gathering featuring Arab/Jewish String Quartet from Polyphony of Nazareth \nBeth Zion Beth Israel | 300 South 18th Street\, Philadelphia\, PA 19103 \nIn Celebration & Support of Artistic Excellence & Shared Society\, you’re invited to be our guest to this magical evening of inspiring sounds & courageous conversation following their Carnegie Hall debut. \nAdmission is free.\nRSVP’s are required and can be done by clicking link below… \n Reservations@bzbi.org
URL:https://artolerance.org/event/intimate-gathering-featuring-arab-jewish-string-quartet-from-polyphony-of-nazareth/
LOCATION:Temple Beth Zion – Beth Israel\, 300 S. 18th Street\, Philadelphia\, PA\, 19103
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20220126T193000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20220126T213000
DTSTAMP:20260507T174824
CREATED:20211201T144929Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20220112T205627Z
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SUMMARY:Arab/Jewish Shared Society Musical Bridges @ Rowan University
DESCRIPTION:ARTolerance Presents:\nArab/Jewish Shared Society\nMusical Bridges @ Rowan University \nMaster Class with Polyphony of Nazareth \nTuesday\, January 25\, 2022 at 12:30pm \nPerformance & Dialogue In collaboration with Rowan University Music Department\nled by Timothy Schwarz\nWednesday\, January 26 at 7:30pm\, Boyd Recital Hall \nFeaturing:\nUdi Bar-David\, Cello & ARTolerance Artistic Director\nCharles Abramovic\, Piano\nTimothy Schwarz\, Violin & Head of Strings @ Rowan University\nJoseph Tayoun\, Middle Eastern Percussion\nAngela Zator\, Percussion Philadelphia Orchestra\nRowan String Ensemble
URL:https://artolerance.org/event/arab-jewish-shared-society-musical-bridges-rowan-university/
LOCATION:Boyd Recital Hall at Rowan University\, 201 Mullica Hill Rd\, Glassboro\, NJ\, 08028\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20220125T123000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20220125T213000
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SUMMARY:Master Class with Polyphony of Nazareth @ Rowan University
DESCRIPTION:ARTolerance Presents:\nArab/Jewish Shared Society\nMusical Bridges @ Rowan University \nMaster Class with Polyphony of Nazareth \nTuesday\, January 25\, 2022 at 12:30pm \nPerformance & Dialogue In collaboration with Rowan University Music Department\nled by Timothy Schwarz\nWednesday\, January 26 at 7:30pm\, Boyd Recital Hall \nFeaturing:\nUdi Bar-David\, Cello & ARTolerance Artistic Director\nTimothy Schwarz\, Violin & Head of Strings @ Rowan University\nJoseph Tayoun\, Middle Eastern Percussion\nAngela Zator\, Percussion Philadelphia Orchestra\nRowan String Ensemble
URL:https://artolerance.org/event/master-class-w-polyphony-of-nazareth-rowan-university/
LOCATION:Boyd Recital Hall at Rowan University\, 201 Mullica Hill Rd\, Glassboro\, NJ\, 08028\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20211114T140000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20211114T160000
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SUMMARY:Voyages of Winds: Armenian Remembrance & Celebration
DESCRIPTION:ARTolerance and Saint Gregory Armenian Apostolic Church\nPresent:\n\nVoyages of Winds:\nArmenian Remembrance & Celebration\n\nDate: Sunday\, November 14 @2:00pm EST\n\nProgram will feature the World Premiere of Voyages of Winds by Vartan Adjemian for Duduk and Wind Quintet with members of the Philadelphia Orchestra: Peter Smith\, Angela Anderson Smith\, Patrick Williams\, Socrates Villegas and Ernesto Tovar Torres. Special Guests include Zulal\, Armenian-American women magical vocal trio\, Ara Dinkjian\, Oud virtuoso and composer\, and Udi Bar-David\, Cellist & ARTolerance Artistic Director.\n\n\nEvent will be ticketed: $25 Adults and $10 Students. Reservations can be made by calling St. Gregory Armenian’s church office at 215-482-9200.\nLocation: St. Gregory Armenian Apostolic Church\n8701 Ridge Avenue\, Philadelphia\, PA\n\nPRESS RELEASE\nGET TICKETS
URL:https://artolerance.org/event/voyages-of-winds-armenian-remembrance-celebration/
LOCATION:St. Gregory Armenian Apostolic Church\, 8701 Ridge Avenue\, Philadelphia\, PA\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20211024T160000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20211024T180000
DTSTAMP:20260507T174824
CREATED:20211011T152320Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20211011T204103Z
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SUMMARY:A Celebration of United Nations Day
DESCRIPTION:ARTolerance Returns to St. Paul’s in Glenside…\n \nA Celebration of United Nations Day\nA brilliant display of Cultural Diversity\n \nDate: Sunday\, October 24 @4pm EST\n\n\nARTolerance ensemble will share a brilliant display of cultural diversity in harmony. Perfect for families!\n \n\n\n\nFeatured Performing Artists:\n\n\n \n\n\nPhyllis Chapell\, vocalist\n\n\n\nKhalil Munir\, actor\, dancer\, story teller \n\n\n\n\n\nAjibola Rivers\, cellist\, composer \n\n\nJoseph Tayoun\, Middle Eastern drum\n\n\nJean Young\, story telling\n\n\nUdi Bar-David\, cellist & ARTolerance Artistic Director\n\n\n \nLocation: St. Paul Evangelical Lutheran Church in Glenside\n120 N Easton Rd\, Glenside\, PA 19038\n \nFREE  In-person event\n\nPRESS RELEASE
URL:https://artolerance.org/event/a-celebration-of-united-nations-day/
LOCATION:St. Paul’s Evangelical Lutheran Church\, 120 Easton Road\, Glenside\, 19038\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20210523T120000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20210523T150000
DTSTAMP:20260507T174824
CREATED:20210512T171158Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20210513T133205Z
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SUMMARY:Four Seasons with Polyphony of Nazareth & ARTolerance
DESCRIPTION:Sunday\, May 23 at 12:00 pm on Zoom  \nARTolerance & Main Line Reform Temple are thrilled to present Four Seasons with Polyphony of Nazareth. Polyphony bridges the divide between Arab and Jewish communities in Israel through classical music and serves as a worldwide model for cooperation based on cultural exchange\, dialogue and partnership. Polyphony has been hailed & embraced by world-renowned artists such as Daniel Barenboim & Renée Fleming. \nWe will kick off this exciting partnership with a special virtual performance by Polyphony featuring their outstanding talents in Vivaldi Four Seasons from the gorgeous & significant sites in Nazareth. We will also be joined by ARTolerance performers from the USA for this special kick off virtual spring 2021 event. \nAll seeking co-existence\, peace & great music making are welcome to join us. \nCLICK HERE to join the event over Zoom. \nSpecial Thanks to our sponsors: \nARTolerance \nMain Line Reform Temple \nGladwyne Presbyterian Church \nSwarthmore Presbyterian Church \nJewish Community Relations Council \nBeth Zion Beth Israel \nBryn Mawr Presbyterian Church \nSt. Paul’s Lutheran Church of Ardmore \nEpiscopal Diocese of Pennsylvania \nShir Ami
URL:https://artolerance.org/event/four-seasons-with-polyphony-of-nazareth-artolerance/
LOCATION:Main Line Reform Temple\, PA\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20201025T150000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20201025T170000
DTSTAMP:20260507T174824
CREATED:20201016T131849Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20201016T144011Z
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SUMMARY:Get up Stand Up! Interfaith Music Performance
DESCRIPTION:Featuring ARTolerance and Interfaith Music Project of Philadelphia\nBenefiting “Common Cause” working for fair and equal voting. \n*This event is live outdoors and online via Zoom.  \nphoto by Jessica Griffin.
URL:https://artolerance.org/event/get-up-stand-up-interfaith-music-performance/
LOCATION:Congregation Beth Am Israel\, 1301 Hagys Ford Road\, Penn Valley\, PA\, 19072\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20201019T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20201019T210000
DTSTAMP:20260507T174824
CREATED:20201016T130552Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20201016T143954Z
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SUMMARY:Philadelphia Orchestra in collaboration with ARTolerance
DESCRIPTION:Our City\, Your Orchestra; Harriett’s Bookshop \nfeaturing:\nUdi Bar-David Cello\nAjibola Rivers Cello\nAngela Zator Nelson Percussion \n*This is an online event.  \nTix and Info \n 
URL:https://artolerance.org/event/philadelphia-orchestra-in-collaboration-with-artolerance/
LOCATION:PA
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20201004T200000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20201004T233000
DTSTAMP:20260507T174824
CREATED:20201001T141538Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20201001T141538Z
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SUMMARY:World Communion Sunday
DESCRIPTION:ARTolerance will visit St. Paul’s Evangelical Lutheran Church in Glenside in celebration of World Communion Sunday. ARTolerance ensemble will share music that transcends communication boundaries as we strive for global unity during these challenging times. \nARTolerance string trio will feature members of Philadelphia Orchestra\nYayoi Numazawa\, violin\nDavid Nicastro\, viola\nUdi Bar-David\, cello \nFor more details visit\, http://stpaulsglenside.org \nSunday\, October 4\n8:00am in person // 10:30 via Zoom
URL:https://artolerance.org/event/world-communion-sunday/
LOCATION:St. Paul’s Evangelical Lutheran Church\, 120 Easton Road\, Glenside\, 19038\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20201001T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20201001T210000
DTSTAMP:20260507T174824
CREATED:20201001T140724Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20201015T131906Z
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SUMMARY:ARTolerance Celebrates Cultural Diplomacy
DESCRIPTION:ARTolerance artists Jiebing Chen and Udi Bar-David pursue Cultural Diplomacy for a better tomorrow. They will be featured at the Chinese National Day & Mid-Autumn Festival Reception and Concert\, honoring the 71st anniversary of the founding of the People’s Republic of China. \nThis event is online.
URL:https://artolerance.org/event/artolerance-celebrates-cultural-diplomacy/
LOCATION:PA
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20200308T193000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20200308T213000
DTSTAMP:20260507T174824
CREATED:20200218T163713Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20200218T173753Z
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SUMMARY:ARTolerance Celebrates International Women's Day - Second Performance
DESCRIPTION:Sunday\, March 8th Join us as we celebrate International Women’s Day with a performance featuring Tammy Scheffer (American/Israeli vocalist)\, Shinjoo Cho (Bandoneon)\, Hyun Jin Cha (Korean Drum) and Udi Bar-David (Cello). This celebration will start at 2:30pm at St. Paul’s Lutheran Church in Glenside and continue with a second performance at Chester County Historical Society at 7:30pm\,  a space that was used for a variety of public events\, including the first women’s rights convention in Pennsylvania. The second performance will open with an appearance by guest Author/Storyteller Susannah Brody followed by a music-filled program by the ARTolerance ensemble. Catch one or both performances and join us in honoring and celebrating the social\, economic\, cultural and political achievements of women. \nEvent sponsors include: St Paul’s Lutheran Church\, Jewish Federation of Greater Philadelphia\, Kehillahs of Buxmont and Chester County\, Chester County Historical Society. \nTammy Scheffer\, American/Israeli vocalist \nBorn in Belgium\, raised in Israel and currently residing in Brooklyn\, Vocalist and composer Tammy Scheffer’s music combines influences of contemporary jazz with her own expressive voice and a strong sense of melody. Growing up in a musical family\, Tammy was first introduced to jazz music in high school\, and started performing professionally at the age of 18. Influenced and encouraged by the instrumentalists she worked with\, Tammy absorbed their approach to improvisation and composition and embraced the freedom of instrumental jazz. Later she attended Rimon School of Jazz\, and was captivated by the contemporary jazz sound for the first time. Inspired to search for her own personal voice\, Tammy decided to move to the United States and look for new musical challenges. After being offered scholarships from the New School of Music\, Berklee College of Music and the New England Conservatory\, Tammy chose to attend the latter\, where she studied with Jerry Bergonzi\, Jerry Leake and Dominique Eade. She recently graduated with honors\, and moved to Brooklyn\, NY\, where she teaches in her private studio and work towards a debut cd. \nSince arriving to Boston in 2007 Tammy took part in various projects\, performing at venues all over the United States. In 2008 she toured with Ayelet Rose Gotlieb’s project Mayim Rabim\, and performed at PS 122 and Drom Club in NY\, Chicago Cultural Center\, Alevrno College in Milwaukee\, Wisconsin and other premier venues. In March 2008 she has been chosen to participate in the exclusive Betty Carter’s Jazz Ahead workshop\, a program that took place in Washington DC and Philadelphia\, and included three concerts on the Kennedy Center Millennium Stage which were broadcasted live over the internet. Other notable performances include the Virginia Arts Festival\, the Regattabar in Boston\, the Fat Cat in NY and the Tel Aviv Jazz Festival in Israel. \nRecently Tammy participated in Michael Feinberg’s latest album\, “Evil Genius”\, and in saxophonist Brian Hogans’ album\, to be released by Turnaround Records. In recent years she worked with an expanding circle of musicians\, including Jeff Berlin\, Kevin Mahogany\, Aaron Goldberg\, Anat Fort\, Sam Barsh\, Luques Curtis and Obed Calvaire. Tammy is a recipient of a scholarship from the America-Israel Cultural Foundation. \nShinjoo Cho\, Bandoneon \nBandoneonist\, pianist\, and accordionist Shinjoo began her piano study in Korea at the age of five. After attending Westminster Choir College in Princeton\, NJ\, her path to the music of other cultures began with studies in Serbia and Argentina. Shinjoo has collaborated with international music\, dance\, and film artists in multi-disciplinary projects as an improviser and an ensemble musician\, with performances in the US\, Canada\, Korea\, Guatemala\, and Argentina. \nIn 2012 and 2016\, she participated in the Marlboro Music Festival under the baton of Leon Fleisher and appeared as a guest soloist with the Cleveland Orchestra. During her 2014-2016 residency in Argentina\, Shinjoo’s notable appearances include solo piano performance for the President of Argentina\, Teatro Colón debut with Branford Marsalis Quartet during the Buenos Aires Jazz Festival\, and Música Maestra ensemble by Diego Schissi at Centro Cultural Kirchner Symphonic Hall. \nShe’s currently director of Oscuro Quintet and a member of Transonic Orchestra\, Tinta Roja duo\, La Abandone duo\, and Aces of Rhythm sextet in NY. \nHyun Jin Cha\, Korean Drums  \nHyun Jin Cha is a traditional Korean percussionist and educator. Her music career began in 1998 with Dulsori\, a performance ensemble known for playing a role of a global ambassador of Korean music. Hyun Jin performed in festivals such as ZOMER (Belgium)\, WOMAD (Australia\, Singapore & UK)\, International Drum Festival (Venezuela)\, globalFEST (US)\, and WOMEX (Denmark) and collaborated with international music and dance artists in multi-disciplinary performances\, residencies\, and workshops as an ensemble musician\, teacher\, and director. \nHyun Jin relocated to the US in 2017 and is currently based in Philadelphia\, playing an active role in igniting the interest in Korean music as a performer and educator. She has lectured and performed at University of Delaware\, University of Pennsylvania\, Penn State University\, Westchester University\, and Site/Sound Festival. \nUdi Bar-David\, Founder of ARTolerance\, Cello \nPhoto by Chris Lee \nUdi Bar-David is widely considered one of the most versatile cellists in the world\, performing on international stages with both classical and ethnic musicians. Udi studied in Tel-Aviv\, with Leonard Rose at the Juilliard School\, and Orchestral Conducting at Curtis Institute of Music. \nUdi won the International Villa Lobos Competition in Brazil\, and appeared as a soloist with numerous orchestras\, including the Jerusalem Symphony and Philly Pops. He was featured on the TODAY show\, and was represented by Astral Artistic Services and the Center for Jewish Culture and Creativity. He has served as principal cellist with many orchestras\, and has been a member of the Philadelphia Orchestra since the late 1980s. \nAs a chamber musician\, Udi has collaborated with Christoph Eschenbach\, Leon Fleisher\, Jaime Laredo\, Rudolph Buchbinder\, Emanuel Ax and others. As Founder and Artistic Director of Intercultural Journeys\, he produced numerous events world-wide. Udi has recently created Artolerance – an important new effort to expand the crucial role music and the arts play in fostering understanding and tolerance. Udi has toured the US\, Europe\, Palestine\, Israel\, Cuba and Asia\, with world-renowned artists\, including Jie Bing Chen\, Nawang Khechog\, Hanna Khoury\, Wu Man\, Diane Monroe\, R. Carlos Nakai\, Mandy Patinkin\, and Simon Shaheen.
URL:https://artolerance.org/event/artolerance-celebrates-international-womens-day-copy/
LOCATION:Chester County Historical Society\, 225 N. High Street\, West Chester\, PA\, 19380\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20200308T143000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20200308T163000
DTSTAMP:20260507T174824
CREATED:20200218T163530Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20200218T172856Z
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SUMMARY:ARTolerance Celebrates International Women's Day
DESCRIPTION:Sunday\, March 8th Join us as we celebrate International Women’s Day with a performance featuring Tammy Scheffer (American/Israeli vocalist)\, Shinjoo Cho (Bandoneon)\, Hyun Jin Cha (Korean Drum) and Udi Bar-David (Cello). This celebration will start at 2:30pm at St. Paul’s Lutheran Church in Glenside and continue with a second performance at Chester County Historical Society at 7:30pm\,  a space that was used for a variety of public events\, including the first women’s rights convention in Pennsylvania. The second performance will open with an appearance by guest Author/Storyteller Susannah Brody followed by a music-filled program by the ARTolerance ensemble. Catch one or both performances and join us in honoring and celebrating the social\, economic\, cultural and political achievements of women. \nEvent sponsors include: St Paul’s Lutheran Church\, Jewish Federation of Greater Philadelphia\, Kehillahs\nof Buxmont and Chester County\, Chester County Historical Society. \nTammy Scheffer\, American/Israeli vocalist \nBorn in Belgium\, raised in Israel and currently residing in Brooklyn\, Vocalist and composer Tammy\nScheffer’s music combines influences of contemporary jazz with her own expressive voice and a strong\nsense of melody. Growing up in a musical family\, Tammy was first introduced to jazz music in high\nschool\, and started performing professionally at the age of 18. Influenced and encouraged by the\ninstrumentalists she worked with\, Tammy absorbed their approach to improvisation and composition\nand embraced the freedom of instrumental jazz. Later she attended Rimon School of Jazz\, and was\ncaptivated by the contemporary jazz sound for the first time. Inspired to search for her own personal\nvoice\, Tammy decided to move to the United States and look for new musical challenges. After being\noffered scholarships from the New School of Music\, Berklee College of Music and the New England\nConservatory\, Tammy chose to attend the latter\, where she studied with Jerry Bergonzi\, Jerry Leake and\nDominique Eade. She recently graduated with honors\, and moved to Brooklyn\, NY\, where she teaches in\nher private studio and work towards a debut cd. \nSince arriving to Boston in 2007 Tammy took part in various projects\, performing at venues all over the\nUnited States. In 2008 she toured with Ayelet Rose Gotlieb’s project Mayim Rabim\, and performed at PS\n122 and Drom Club in NY\, Chicago Cultural Center\, Alevrno College in Milwaukee\, Wisconsin and other\npremier venues. In March 2008 she has been chosen to participate in the exclusive Betty Carter’s Jazz\nAhead workshop\, a program that took place in Washington DC and Philadelphia\, and included three\nconcerts on the Kennedy Center Millennium Stage which were broadcasted live over the internet. Other\nnotable performances include the Virginia Arts Festival\, the Regattabar in Boston\, the Fat Cat in NY and\nthe Tel Aviv Jazz Festival in Israel. \nRecently Tammy participated in Michael Feinberg’s latest album\, “Evil Genius”\, and in saxophonist Brian\nHogans’ album\, to be released by Turnaround Records. In recent years she worked with an expanding\ncircle of musicians\, including Jeff Berlin\, Kevin Mahogany\, Aaron Goldberg\, Anat Fort\, Sam Barsh\, Luques\nCurtis and Obed Calvaire. Tammy is a recipient of a scholarship from the America-Israel Cultural\nFoundation. \nShinjoo Cho\, Bandoneon \nBandoneonist\, pianist\, and accordionist Shinjoo began her piano study in Korea at the age of five. After attending Westminster Choir College in Princeton\, NJ\, her path to the music of other cultures began with studies in Serbia and Argentina. Shinjoo has collaborated with international music\, dance\, and film artists in multi-disciplinary projects as an improviser and an ensemble musician\, with performances in the US\, Canada\, Korea\, Guatemala\, and Argentina. \nIn 2012 and 2016\, she participated in the Marlboro Music Festival under the baton of Leon Fleisher and appeared as a guest soloist with the Cleveland Orchestra. During her 2014-2016 residency in Argentina\, Shinjoo’s notable appearances include solo piano performance for the President of Argentina\, Teatro Colón debut with Branford Marsalis Quartet during the Buenos Aires Jazz Festival\, and Música Maestra ensemble by Diego Schissi at Centro Cultural Kirchner Symphonic Hall. \nShe’s currently director of Oscuro Quintet and a member of Transonic Orchestra\, Tinta Roja duo\, La Abandone duo\, and Aces of Rhythm sextet in NY. \nHyun Jin Cha\, Korean Drums  \nHyun Jin Cha is a traditional Korean percussionist and educator. Her music career began in 1998 with Dulsori\, a performance ensemble known for playing a role of a global ambassador of Korean music. Hyun Jin performed in festivals such as ZOMER (Belgium)\, WOMAD (Australia\, Singapore & UK)\, International Drum Festival (Venezuela)\, globalFEST (US)\, and WOMEX (Denmark) and collaborated with international music and dance artists in multi-disciplinary performances\, residencies\, and workshops as an ensemble musician\, teacher\, and director. \nHyun Jin relocated to the US in 2017 and is currently based in Philadelphia\, playing an active role in igniting the interest in Korean music as a performer and educator. She has lectured and performed at University of Delaware\, University of Pennsylvania\, Penn State University\, Westchester University\, and Site/Sound Festival. \nUdi Bar-David\, Founder of ARTolerance\, Cello \nPhoto by Chris Lee \nUdi Bar-David is widely considered one of the most versatile cellists in the world\, performing on international stages with both classical and ethnic musicians. Udi studied in Tel-Aviv\, with Leonard Rose at the Juilliard School\, and Orchestral Conducting at Curtis Institute of Music. \nUdi won the International Villa Lobos Competition in Brazil\, and appeared as a soloist with numerous orchestras\, including the Jerusalem Symphony and Philly Pops. He was featured on the TODAY show\, and was represented by Astral Artistic Services and the Center for Jewish Culture and Creativity. He has served as principal cellist with many orchestras\, and has been a member of the Philadelphia Orchestra since the late 1980s. \nAs a chamber musician\, Udi has collaborated with Christoph Eschenbach\, Leon Fleisher\, Jaime Laredo\, Rudolph Buchbinder\, Emanuel Ax and others. As Founder and Artistic Director of Intercultural Journeys\, he produced numerous events world-wide. Udi has recently created Artolerance – an important new effort to expand the crucial role music and the arts play in fostering understanding and tolerance. Udi has toured the US\, Europe\, Palestine\, Israel\, Cuba and Asia\, with world-renowned artists\, including Jie Bing Chen\, Nawang Khechog\, Hanna Khoury\, Wu Man\, Diane Monroe\, R. Carlos Nakai\, Mandy Patinkin\, and Simon Shaheen.
URL:https://artolerance.org/event/artolerance-celebrates-international-womens-day/
LOCATION:St. Paul’s Lutheran Church\, 120 N. Easton Rd.\, Glenside\, PA\, 19038\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20200131T193000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20200131T213000
DTSTAMP:20260507T174824
CREATED:20200110T214611Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20200110T214611Z
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SUMMARY:ARTolerance Returns to Esperanza: From Asia to Latin America
DESCRIPTION:ARTolerance will feature Korean percussion and bandoneon virtuosos sharing the stage with a cherished Argentinian vocalist and versatile Israeli cellist. \nThis ensemble of international artists will transcend boundaries\, present transformative music from Asia & Latin America\, and introduce surprise musical guests from the community. \nARTolerance Ensemble: \nShinjoo-Cho\, bandoneon\nUdi Bar-David\, cello\nHyun Jin Cha\, percussion\nSofia Tosello\, vocals \nARTIST:  \n\n\n\n\nShinjoo-Cho\, Bandoneon \nBandoneonist\, pianist\, and accordionist Shinjoo began her piano study in Korea at the age of five. After attending Westminster Choir College in Princeton\, NJ\, her path to the music of other cultures began with studies in Serbia and Argentina. Shinjoo has collaborated with international music\, dance\, and film artists in multi-disciplinary projects as an improviser and an ensemble musician\, with performances in the US\, Canada\, Korea\, Guatemala\, and Argentina. \nIn 2012 and 2016\, she participated in the Marlboro Music Festival under the baton of Leon Fleisher and appeared as a guest soloist with the Cleveland Orchestra. During her 2014-2016 residency in\nArgentina\, Shinjoo’s notable appearances include solo piano performance for the President of Argentina\, Teatro Colón debut with Branford Marsalis Quartet during the Buenos Aires Jazz Festival\, and Música Maestra ensemble by Diego Schissi at Centro Cultural Kirchner Symphonic Hall. \nShe’s currently director of Oscuro Quintet and a member of Transonic Orchestra\, Tinta Roja duo\, La Abandone duo\, and Aces of Rhythm sextet in NY. \nUdi Bar-David\, Cello \nUdi Bar-David is widely considered one of the most versatile cellists in the world\, performing on international stages with both classical and ethnic musicians. Udi studied in Tel-Aviv\, with Leonard Rose at the Juilliard School\, and Orchestral Conducting at Curtis Institute of Music. \nUdi won the International Villa Lobos Competition in Brazil\, and appeared as a soloist with numerous orchestras\, including the Jerusalem Symphony and Philly Pops. He was featured on the TODAY show\, and was represented by Astral Artistic Services and the Center for Jewish Culture and Creativity. He has served as principal cellist with many orchestras\, and has been a member of the Philadelphia Orchestra since the late 1980s. \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nAs a chamber musician\, Udi has collaborated with Christoph Eschenbach\, Leon Fleisher\, Jaime Laredo\, Rudolph Buchbinder\, Emanuel Ax and others. As Founder and Artistic Director of Intercultural Journeys\, he produced numerous events world-wide. Udi has recently created Artolerance – an important new effort to expand the crucial role music and the arts play in fostering understanding and tolerance. \nUdi has toured the US\, Europe\, Palestine\, Israel\, Cuba and Asia\, with world-renowned artists\, including Jie Bing Chen\, Nawang Khechog\, Hanna Khoury\, Wu Man\, Diane Monroe\, R. Carlos Nakai\, Mandy Patinkin\, and Simon Shaheen. \nHyun Jin Cha\, Percussion \nHyun Jin Cha is a traditional Korean percussionist and educator. Her music career began in 1998 with Dulsori\, a performance ensemble known for playing a role of a global ambassador of Korean music. Hyun Jin performed in festivals such as ZOMER (Belgium)\, WOMAD (Australia\, Singapore & UK)\, International Drum Festival (Venezuela)\, globalFEST (US)\, and WOMEX (Denmark) and collaborated with international music and dance artists in multi-disciplinary performances\, residencies\, and workshops as an ensemble musician\, teacher\, and director. \nHyun Jin relocated to the US in 2017 and is currently based in Philadelphia\, playing an active role in igniting the interest in Korean music as a performer and educator. She has lectured and performed at University of Delaware\, University of Pennsylvania\, Penn State University\, Westchester University\, and Site/Sound Festival. \nSofia Tosello\, Vocals \nOriginally from Córdoba\, Argentina\, Vocalist and Music Educator Sofia Tosello is a cherished voice in the vibrant scene of New York City artists who are redefining Latin American song. Christopher Loundon\, writing in Jazz Times\, notes they “ The next wave in Latin –American jazz may well begin\nwith Tosello”. \nAmong the singers and musicians she has performed and recorded with Thalia\, Pedro Giraudo Jazz Orchestra and Tango Ensemble\, Guy Mendilow Ensemble\, Mariela Franganillo Dance Company\, Polly Ferman and Glamour Tango and many others. In 2011 and 2012 Sofia has taught in one of the most renowned Music Schools in Chennai India\, Swarnaboohmi Academy of Music. In 2016 she was the Vocal Teacher at Tango for Musicians and Composers at Reed College. She is currently the Vocal Jazz Professor at New Jersey City University. \nFor more information go to: www.sofiatosello.com \nPRESENTERS: \n\n\n\nARTolerance \n\n\n\n\nARTolerance mission is to advance the role of the arts in dialogues\, transcend communication boundaries and explore common ground\, through performances\, events\, conferences and workshops. \nEsperanza \nDriven by our missional values of faith\, integrity and excellence we strive to build an opportunity community where all aspire to live. \n\n\n\n\n\nFor more than 30 years\, Esperanza has been empowering those on a pathway out of poverty in the Hunting Park section of North Philadelphia by offering programs that cultivate self-belief\, grit\, and knowledge acquisition\, allowing clients to develop agency\, voice\, and influence over their own lives. \nTICKETS:\n$10\n**Students and Seniors free**\nReserve Tickets Here
URL:https://artolerance.org/event/artolerance-returns-to-esperanza-from-asia-to-latin-america/
LOCATION:Teatro Esperanza\, 4261 N 5th Street\, Philadelphia\, PA\, 19140\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20191020T140000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20191020T170000
DTSTAMP:20260507T174824
CREATED:20191004T184057Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20191004T184737Z
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SUMMARY:The Hope of Loving
DESCRIPTION:ARTolerance @ Bryn Mawr Presbyterian Church \nSunday\, October 20\, at 2:00pm\n \nA musical journey to the Middle East\nIn celebration of the choirs upcoming tour to Israel\, Jordan & Palestine and in support of the work of Acting without Boundaries.\n\n\nFeaturing:\nBryn Mawr Chamber Singers\, Jeffrey Brillhart\, Conductor\nElizabeth Weigle\, Soprano\nJeffrey Wilber\, Baritone\nJulia Li\, Violin\nChristine Lim\, Violin\nDavid Nicastro\, Viola\nUdi Bar-David\, Cello\nJoseph Tayoun\, Middle Eastern Percussion\n \nCheck out what Jewish Exponent had to say about our last event at Swarthmore College on September 22nd\n \n \nBios:\n\nJulia Li:\n\nViolinist Julia Li\, praised by the Baltimore Sun as a performer of “confidence and brio\,” joined The Philadelphia Orchestra in January 2014. She has appeared extensively in recitals and concerts and has performed as soloist with the Houston Symphony\, Symphony in C (formerly the Haddonfield Symphony)\, and the Independence Sinfonia of Pennsylvania\, among others. She has collaborated in chamber music performances with Roberto Díaz\, Marcy Rosen\, and Jonathan Biss; she has also performed with the Dolce Suono Ensemble and appeared as a guest artist with Astral Artists. During her time at the Curtis Institute of Music\, Ms. Li was part of Curtis on Tour’s first tour to Asia\, which included chamber music performances and master classes in Shanghai\, Beijing\, and Seoul. An avid orchestral player\, she has been a member of the Chamber Orchestra of Philadelphia and Symphony in C. She has also played with the Boston Symphony at Tanglewood. \nMs. Li has spent summers at Taos\, Tanglewood\, Encore\, and Meadowmount. For the past three summers she has been part of the orchestra and chamber music series at the Artosphere Festival in Arkansas. She was a two-time scholarship recipient of the Dorothy Richard Starling Foundation and the National Endowment for the Arts. She has also appeared on NPR’s From the Top and Houston Public Radio’s In the Front Row. Her performance of Prokofiev’s First Violin Concerto with the Houston Symphony was broadcast on KUHF\, Houston Public Radio. \nMs. Li began her formal violin lessons at the age of seven in Beijing with Shengyin Huang at the Central Conservatory. After moving to Houston in 2000 she studied with Bingsun Yang and later with Kenneth Goldsmith. Ms. Li holds a Bachelor of Music degree from the Curtis Institute\, where she studied with Pamela Frank\, Arnold Steinhardt\, and Shmuel Ashkenasi. She is currently completing her Master of Music degree at the Juilliard School with Ronald Copes. \nPhoto: Jessica Griffin \nDavid Nicastro: \nA member of The Philadelphia Orchestra since 1995\, David Nicastro is also an active recitalist and a member of numerous chamber music ensembles. Prior to 1995 he served as associate principal viola of the San Francisco Opera Orchestra. \nBorn in New York\, Mr. Nicastro grew up in the Hague\, Netherlands\, where he began violin studies at the age of six. Returning to the United States\, he received a Bachelor of Arts degree in English literature and a Bachelor of Music degree in violin performance from Boston University while studying with Yuri Mazurkevich. Continuing his musical studies\, Mr. Nicastro received a University Fellowship and an Artist Diploma from Indiana University\, where he studied viola with Abraham Skernick\, Atar Arad\, and former Philadelphia Orchestra Principal Viola Joseph dePasquale. \nPhoto: Jessica Griffin \n\n\n\n  \nChristine Lim: \nChristine Lim began violin studies at the age of three. In 2018 she received her bachelor’s degree from the Curtis Institute of Music\, where she studied with Ida Kavafian. She is currently at the New England Conservatory of Music studying for her master’s degree with Soovin Kim and Paul Biss. Ms. Lim has performed as a soloist with numerous orchestras\, including the Munich Chamber Orchestra\, the Suwon Philharmonic\, the Gwacheon Philharmonic\, the Rzeszów Philharmonic\, the KBS Symphony\, the Euro-Asia Philharmonic\, the Kyunggi Philharmonic\, and the South Bohemian Orchestra. \nMs. Lim has won many prizes at major competitions\, including First Prize at the International Competition for Violin\, Kloster Schöntal; Second Prize at the International Tchaikovsky Competition for Young Musicians; Third Prize at the Yehudi Menuhin International Competition for Young Violinists; and Fourth Prize at the Seoul International Music Competition. She has collaborated with such artists as cellist Gary Hoffman\, Philadelphia Orchestra Principal Bass Harold Robinson\, and French horn player Richard King. She has also participated in many well-known summer festivals including the Marlboro Music Festival\, the Ravinia Festival\, the Verbier Festival Academy\, Music from Angel Fire\, and the Aspen Music Festival. \nJoseph Tayoun: \nJoseph Tayoun\, a second generation Lebanese American\, is an accomplished Middle Eastern percussionist. He started playing by the early age of eight at his family’s renowned Middle East Restaurant in Philadelphia where live\, authentic Arabic\, Turkish\, Persian\, Armenian\, Greek and Israeli music and dance were performed nightly for over forty years. Learning from the area’s top Middle Eastern musicians\, Joe became adept at the many styles of drumming within these different ethnicities. \nHe performs with various Middle Eastern and World Music ensembles locally\, regionally\, and internationally\, as well as conducting workshops and master classes at schools and universities.  Joseph has been the recipient of several noteworthy grants from such organizations including the: NEA\, PCA\, PAEP\, and the State Department.  He is currently active in a wide variety of projects both as a performer and a educator. \n\n\nUdi Bar-David:\n\n\nUdi  Bar-David is widely considered one of the most versatile cellists in the world\, performing on international stages with both classical and ethnic musicians. Udi studied in Tel-Aviv\, with Leonard Rose at the Juilliard School\, and Orchestral Conducting at Curtis Institute of Music. \nUdi won the International Villa Lobos Competition in Brazil\, and appeared as a soloist with numerous orchestras\, including the Jerusalem Symphony and Philly Pops. He was featured on the TODAY show\, and was represented by Astral Artistic Services and the Center for Jewish Culture and Creativity. He has served as principal cellist with many orchestras\, and has been a member of the Philadelphia Orchestra since the late 1980s.  \nAs a chamber musician\, Udi has collaborated with Christoph Eschenbach\, Leon Fleisher\, Jaime Laredo\, Rudolph Buchbinder\, Emanuel Ax and others. As Founder and Artistic Director of Intercultural Journeys\, he produced numerous events world-wide. Udi has recently created Artolerance –  an important new effort to expand the crucial role music and the arts play in fostering understanding and tolerance. \n  Udi has toured the US\, Europe\, Palestine\, Israel\, Cuba and Asia\,  with world-renowned artists\, including Jie Bing Chen\, Nawang Khechog\, Hanna Khoury\, Wu Man\, Diane Monroe\, R. Carlos Nakai\, Mandy Patinkin\, and Simon Shaheen. 
URL:https://artolerance.org/event/the-hope-of-loving/
LOCATION:Bryn Mawr Presbyterian Church\, 625 Montgomery Ave\, Bryn Mawr\, PA\, 19010\, United States
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SUMMARY:Dialogue in Three Movements: An Artistic Journey of Israel/Palestine in Celebration of International Day of Peace
DESCRIPTION:ARTolerance @ Swarthmore Present: Dialogue in Three Movements\nAn Artistic Journey of Israel/Palestine in celebration of International Day of Peace\nARTolerance will celebrate the International Day of Peace with an evening of music\, spoken word\, visuals\, and more from Israeli & Palestinian cultures. We hope to introduce aspirations through cultural expressions and provide bridges towards impactful dialogues. \nPalestinian & Israeli narratives will be shared\, understanding that they express varying perspectives. We would like to encourage conversations across religions and nationalities\, leading to impactful dialogues addressing issues of freedom\, justice\, and peace. \nFeaturing Poet Nathalie Handal\, Singer/Songwriter Tammy Scheffer\, Singer/Songwriter Fouad Dakwar\, Cellist Udi Bar-David\, Percussionist and Oud player Zafer Tawil and Pianist Shira Samuels- Shragg. \nIn collaboration with Swarthmore College’s Department of Music and Dance and Peace and Conflict Studies Program. \nAbout the Artists:\n\n\n\n\nUdi Bar-David \nUdi Bar-David is widely considered one of the most versatile cellists in the world\, performing on international stages with both classical and ethnic musicians. Udi studied in Tel-Aviv\, with Leonard Rose at the Juilliard School\, and Orchestral Conducting at Curtis Institute of Music.\nUdi won the International Villa Lobos Competition in Brazil\, and appeared as a soloist with numerous orchestras\, including the Jerusalem Symphony and Philly Pops. He was featured on the TODAY show\, and was represented by Astral Artistic Services and the Center for Jewish Culture and Creativity. He has served as principal cellist with many orchestras\, and has been a member of the Philadelphia Orchestra since the late 1980s.\nAs a chamber musician\, Udi has collaborated with Christoph Eschenbach\, Leon Fleisher\, Jaime Laredo\, Rudolph Buchbinder\, Emanuel Ax and others. As Founder and Artistic Director of Intercultural Journeys\, he produced numerous events world-wide. Udi has recently created Artolerance – an important new effort to expand the crucial role music and the arts play in fostering understanding and tolerance. \nUdi has toured the US\, Europe\, Palestine\, Israel\, Cuba and Asia\, with world-renowned artists\, including Jie Bing Chen\, Nawang Khechog\, Hanna Khoury\, Wu Man\, Diane Monroe\, R. Carlos Nakai\, Mandy Patinkin\, and Simon Shaheen. \n\n\n\nTammy Scheffer \nVocalist and composer Tammy Scheffer has been a creative force in NYC’s vibrant music scenefor the past decade. Hailed by the Chicago Tribune as “innovative\, provocative and alluring”\,Scheffer lends her voice to ensembles that range from progressive rockto jazz\, from improvisedmusic to modern classical music. Most recently she released new albums with Stefan Bauer’sVoyage West and Amanda Monaco’s Pirkei Avot and performed in Joe Phillips’ premier of theGrey Land. Scheffer performed at Carnegie Hall and the Jazz Standard in NYC\, Kimmel Centerin Philadelphia\, Revoice Festival in London\, MISA festival in China\, San Sebastian Jazz Festivalin Spain\, Kennedy Center Millennium Stage in Washington DC\, Chicago Cultural Center\,Virginia Arts Festival and manyother premier stages. \nNathalie Handal \n\n\n\nNathalie Handal is the author of seven collections of poetry\, eight plays\, editor of two anthologies and her nonfiction pieces have appeared in Vanity Fair\, Guernica Magazine\, The Guardian\, The New York Times\, The Nation\, The Irish Times\, among others. Claire Messud writes\, “A contemporary Orpheus\, she hymns our most urgent and ineffable truths.” Her most recent recent books include Life in a Country Album (2019) of which Tracy K. Smith writes\, “the desire and longing running through these poems reaches me via the collection’s many voices and cityscapes\, and—most poignantly—via the borders between bodies\, nations and hearts”; the flash collection The Republics\, lauded as “one of the most inventive books by one of today’s most diverse writers” and winner of the Virginia Faulkner Award for Excellence in Writing and the Arab American Book Award; the critically acclaimed Poet in Andalucía; and Love and Strange Horses\, winner of the Gold Medal Independent Publisher Book Award\, which The New York Times said is “a book that trembles with belonging (and longing).” She is a Lannan Foundation Fellow\, Pen International Croatia Fellow\, Centro Andaluz de las Letras Fellow\, Fondazione di Venezia Fellow\, winner of the Alejo Zuloaga Order in Literature\, the PEN Oakland Josephine Miles Book Award\, among other honors. She is a professor at Columbia University and writes the literary travel column “The City and the Writer” for World Without Borders. \nZafer Tawil \n\n\n\n\n\nJerusalem-born Tawil is an accomplished Palestinian musician whose areas of expertise include the oud\, violin\, qanun\, and Arab percussion. Zafer performs across the US and in the Middle East and holds workshops in oud technique and Arabic music theory. He was part of the Spirit of Fez U.S. Tour 2006 and has performed with some of the most celebrated world music artists\, including violinist and oud master Simon Shaheen and Rai singer Cheb Mami. Zafer is continuously exploring the boundaries of Arab music\, and has worked collaboratively on many concerts involving classical Indian and Persian music\, as well as Jazz fusion. You can catch Zafer playing one of his many instruments at extravagant private celebrations near his Brooklyn neighborhood\, and at cultural centers such as Alwan for the Arts in Manhattan. \n\n\n\n\n\nFouad Dakwar \nFouad Dakwar is a singer/songwriter based in New York City. Self-produced\, his distinct lyrical pop-rock sound is his preferred medium for storytelling and revolution. Along with releasing two EPs and a full- length album\, he has written almost ten musical theater pieces and composed music for six plays. \nShira Samuels-Shragg \nShira Samuels-Shragg is a senior at Swarthmore College\, where she is majoring in music\nwith a focus on conducting\, and minoring in German. As a pianist\, Shira has performed as a soloist and toured as a chamber musician with Junior Chamber Music of Los Angeles and Young Musicians Foundation. She currently studies piano with Marcantonio Barone\, and is the pianist of the Three Twin Trio\, which has performed music ranging from works by Brahms to Arensky to Turina. As a conductor\, Shira was selected to be one of two inaugural conducting apprentices with Carnegie Hall’s National Youth Orchestra of the USA. At Swarthmore\, Shira is the conductor of the Lab Orchestra and assistant conductor of the Swarthmore College Orchestra. Highlights from her past projects include conducting Philadelphia Orchestra Concertmaster\, David Kim\, as soloist with the Lab Orchestra and music directing the Theater Department’s production of 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee. At summer festivals\, Shira has studied with renowned conductors such as David Effron and Miguel Harth-Bedoya. \nWhen not in a practice room\, Shira loves taking ballet and modern dance classes and cooking Shabbat dinner with friends.
URL:https://artolerance.org/event/dialogue-in-three-movements-an-artistic-journey-of-israel-palestine-in-celebration-of-international-day-of-peace/
LOCATION:Lang Concert Hall at  Swarthmore College\, 500 College Avenue\, Swarthmore\, PA\, 19081\, United States
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SUMMARY:Wyoming Seminary
DESCRIPTION:Magical Erhu strings of Jiebing Chen & Hafez Kotain’s virtuosic drumming hands will Join Udi Bar-David (Cello) in ARTolerance: From China to the Middle East. \nNot to be missed! \n\n\n\n  \n\n  \n\n 
URL:https://artolerance.org/event/wyoming-seminary/
LOCATION:Kirby Center for the Creative Arts\, 260 N Sprague Ave\, Kingston\, PA\, 180704\, United States
CATEGORIES:home page
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SUMMARY:SheshBesh
DESCRIPTION:Main Line Reform Temple & ARTolerance Present…\nthe award winning Arab & Jewish Ensemble\nSheshBesh\nSunday\, March 31\, 2019 @ 3pm \nARTolerance will present an event on Sunday\, March 31\, at 3pm at Main Line Reform Temple to celebrate and support ARTolerance led initiatives in the pursuit of shared society in the USA and in the Middle East. ARTolerance will be featuring the award winning Arab & Jewish ensemble SheshBesh\, under the auspices of the Israel Philharmonic Orchestra\, joined by cellist Udi Bar-David. The program will also recognize ARTolerance’s sponsors and upcoming initiatives of exciting and diverse programming in our region. Performance will begin at 3pm and guests are then invited to join a Meet & Mingle reception with the performing artists. \n\n\n\n\n\n\n3pm performance followed by a Meet & Mingle Reception\nSuggested Donation $20 at the door \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nSheshBesh \n‘SheshBesh” a musical ensemble\, was founded by Israel Philharmonic Orchestra in 1999 as one of the first activities of the education department. This excellent ensemble brings together Jewish and Arab muscians in a unique example of tolerant\, understanding and communication. They appear regularly in the framework of education\, but have also appeared for adult audiences under Music Director\, Zubin Mehta.
URL:https://artolerance.org/event/sheshbesh/
LOCATION:Main Line Reform Temple\, PA\, United States
CATEGORIES:home page
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