About Musethica

The students in the program receive guidance and masterclasses from leading musicians from Israel and abroad, and play every year, ca. 150 concerts, free of charge, attended by thousands of listeners all over the country, from all sectors and age groups, and populations with special needs. 

Concerts held at community centers, kindergartens, schools, homes and schools for children and youth at risk, institutions for children and adults with physical or mental disabilities, beaten women centers, Holocaust survivors' centers, homes for the elderly, schools for blind and hearing impaired people, and so on.

Through the concerts, thousands of children and adults, who cannot get to concert halls encounter high-quality classical music, where they become acquainted with a fascinating new cultural, emotional and community experience, and in some cases even enjoy its therapeutic effect. A unique connection happens between the performers and the audience, a connection that cannot happen in concert halls.

"We still haven't found the medicine that affects my patients like musethica’s concerts," told us a senior neurologist at one of the main medical centers in Israel.

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Musethica is one of the winners of the Genesis Prize for 2017

Renowned violinist Yitzhak Perlman donated the grant he was awarded to a number of organizations in Israel that benefit populations with special needs in the fields of culture and music. Musethica was chosen by Maestro Perlman as one of those organizations.