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Jonathan Leibovitz
Image credit: © Kaupo Kikkas

Ben-Haim, Debussy, Hindemith and Ravel

Jonathan Leibovitz clarinet; Eylam Keshet piano

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Date
Tue 29 Dec 2026, 7.30pm
Tickets
£40 £37 £33 £27 £18
Duration

This concert will be approximately 2 hours in duration, including an interval

Availability

Artists

  • Jonathan Leibovitzclarinet
  • Eylam Keshetpiano

Programme

  • Maurice Ravel
    1875-1937
      • Le tombeau de Couperin
        :
      • I. Prélude (arranged by Eylam Keshet and Jonathan Leibovitz)
      • II. Fugue (arranged by Eylam Keshet and Jonathan Leibovitz)
      • III. Forlane (arranged by Eylam Keshet and Jonathan Leibovitz)
      • IV. Rigaudon (arranged by Eylam Keshet and Jonathan Leibovitz)
  • Paul Ben-Haim
    1897-1984
      • 3 Songs without Words
        (for clarinet and piano)
      • Sonata in F Op. 11 No. 4
        (arranged by Jonathan Leibovitz)

Interval

      • Sonatine
        :
      • II. Mouvement de menuet (arranged by Eylam Keshet and Jonathan Leibovitz)
      • Préludes Book II
        :
      • III. La puerta del vino (arranged by Eylam Keshet and Jonathan Leibovitz)
      • Préludes Book I
        :
      • Des pas sur la neige (arranged by Eylam Keshet and Jonathan Leibovitz)
      • La sérénade interrompue (arranged by Eylam Keshet and Jonathan Leibovitz)
      • La fille aux cheveux de lin (arranged by Eylam Keshet and Jonathan Leibovitz)
      • Minstrels (arranged by Eylam Keshet and Jonathan Leibovitz)
      • Préludes Book II
        :
      • V. Bruyères (arranged by Eylam Keshet and Jonathan Leibovitz)
      • VIII. Ondine (arranged by Eylam Keshet and Jonathan Leibovitz)

Overview

Jonathan Leibovitz ‘has that singular ability to mesmerise the listener in everything he does, moulding every phrase with imagination, infallible control and above all with a commanding personality,’ writes BBC Music Magazine. The young Israeli clarinettist, winner of the Crusell, Aviv and Carl Nielsen Competitions, is joined by Eylam Keshet in a beguiling programme crowned by Paul Ben-Haim’s seductive Songs without Words.

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