Tsippi Fleischer
Latest Albums
- Moravian Philharmonic Orchestra, Czech Ensemble Baroque Choir, Amnon Seelig, Petr Vronský, Stefan Görgner, Eyal Edelmann
- Rona Israel-Kolatt, Jonathan Gotlibovich, Netta Eisenbud-Reshef, Gila Abrahamson, Philip Lurie, Moravian Philharmonic Orchestra, members, Emil Jamal, Marisa Meckier, Petr Vronský, Campanella Children's Chorus, Yael Barolsky
- Azumi Takada, Moravian Philharmonic Orchestra, Tokyo Philharmonic Orchestra, Finghin Collins, Jiri Mikula, Kazuhiko Komatsu
- Mirko Krajči, Gerard Wilgowicz, Jiri Mikula, Prague Philharmonic Orchestra, Moravian Philharmonic Orchestra, Yinon Muallem, Warsaw Philharmonic Orchestra, Eyak Sela
Biography
Born in Haifa in 1946, Tsippi Fleischer holds degrees in music, Hebrew language, Middle Eastern history, Arabic language and literature, and has lectured at Bar-Ilan University and Levinsky Institute in Tel Aviv. Selected works include a musical, Alei Kinor, after Sholom Aleichem (1975), a cantata Like Two Branches in Arabic for chamber choir, two oboes, psaltery, cello, and a set of tar drums (1989), The Gown of Night (1988), a magnetic tape piece made from the voices of Bedouin children (a work chosen in 1989 to represent Israel at the International Rostrum of Composers at Unesco-Paris), "In the Mountains of Armenia" (1988) for Armenian girls, narrator, and clarinet on magnetic tape, "The Clock Wants to Sleep" (1980) for children's or women's chorus, and "1992" an oratorio in memory of the expulsion of the Jews from Spain, for symphonic orchestra, mixed chorus, and an ensemble of guitars and mandolas (1991). ~ "Blue" Gene Tyranny