Musethica operates in three main channels:
1. Musethica Ensembles for the Community project
2. Musethica Quartet
3. The International Musethica Festival, held annually and featuring top musicians from Israel and abroad.
Musethica Ensembles for the Community
This is an annual project in which over 100 concerts are given by the musicians participating in the program, to about 7000 listeners all over Israel with an emphasis on the geographical and social periphery.
The project includes 10 musical sessions, where in each session an ensemble of outstanding musicians receives lessons and masterclasses from a senior musician, and performs 12 concerts in educational, therapeutic and rehabilitation institutions, including a concert for the general public at a concert hall or art Gallery.
The concerts are played in the institutions themselves, free of charge, in an intimate and informal atmosphere, thus providing access to all audiences, regardless of their physical or mental condition.
Musethica Quartet
Musethica operates every year, at least one permanent string quartet, comprised of outstanding young musicians in the advanced stages of their academic studies.
This quartet works consistently throughout the year under the guidance of a senior musician, performing in dozens of community-based concerts as well as public concerts open to the general public. For the past three years, the quartet project has been conducted in partnership with the Jerusalem Academy of Music and Dance.
The quartet receives weekly coaching and masterclasses from senior faculty, participates in intensive seminars, and performs for diverse audiences across Israel.
Through this project, Musethica aims to establish and nurture a professional, world-class quartet that will, among other roles, serve as a cultural ambassador for Israel on the global stage.
Musethica International Festival
Each year, Musethica hosts an international chamber music festival within the community, featuring both accomplished musicians and students from Israel and abroad. As part of the festival, Musethica presents approximately 25 concerts at various institutions for individuals with special needs - populations that may not have access to traditional concert halls - alongside three public concerts held in leading concert venues.
October 2026 Seminar
Noris Petraru, flute
Matan Hadaya, oboe
Yaheli Hershcovici, clarinet
Daniel Meridor, bassoon
Alon Reuven, french horn & tutor
Repertoire:
Vivaldi/Bach/Rechtman: Concerto No. 2
Nielsen: Wind Quintet
Milhaud: La Cheminée du René
Social Concerts:
On School, for children with cognitive and physical disabilities in Tel Aviv
Liman Kindergarten Ramla – for Children with special needs, communication difficulties, and mild to severe intellectual disabilities.
Yuvalim School, Special school for students with intellectual disabilities and autism in Ramla
Hadar School, Special education school for children on the autism spectrum, in Sderot
Abarbanel Mental Health Center, in Bat-Yam
Public Concert at The Dina Recanati Art Foundation Gallery in Herzliya
Our activities
August 2026 Seminar
Social Concerts:
Gil School, for children and young adults on the with autism in Tel Aviv
Day center- Beit Hanna, a day center for adults with physical and intellectual disabilities in Tel Aviv
Eshkolot Center for elderly in Karmiel
Zaro Day center for elderly in Karmiel
AKIM Israel – Beit Gil, a therapeutic day-care center for adults with intellectual disabilities in Karmiel
Anoch School, for children with special needs in Tel Aviv
Shalvata Mental Health Center in Hod-Hasharon
Public Concert in The Dina Recanati Art Foundation Gallery in Herzliya
Ella Roden, Soprano Saxophone
Ofek Barda, Alto Saxophone
Gan Lev, Tenor Saxophone & Tutor
Ilay Sadovski, Baritone Saxophone
György Ligeti, Six Bagatelles, (arr. for Saxophone Quartet)
Johann Sebastian Bach, Allein Gott in der Höh sei Ehr, BWV 662 (arr.: Kebyart Quartet)
Alfred Desenclos, Quatuor pour saxophones
Eugène Bozza, Andante et Scherzo