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The Jerusalem Music Centre, led by the celebrated pianist Murray Perahia, is one of the leading institutes in the world in promoting and nurturing gifted young musicians, and brings the world’s greatest musicians to Jerusalem for concerts and educational work.

Nurturing young musicians

The Jerusalem music centre nurtre the finest talents in Israel since its foundation in 1973. From its inception, the State of Israel enjoyed a rich musical life, which has consistently produced some of the best classical musicians in the world. The Jerusalem Music Centre strives to nourish every new generation of young Israeli musicians with the same love, passion and respect for art that have been the lot of their predecessors, and of the great musicians for centuries.  Gifted young musicians from all over the country participate in the programs of the Jerusalem Music Center. These programs are uniquely tailored to promote excellence in all fields of musical performance. The educational programs operate in collaboration with the the Ministry Education – the department for gifted and excellent students and the Music educatoin inspector department. The programs’ participants are granted a special status by the ministry. 

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The Young Israel Philharmonic Orchestra
piano
Piano programs
GOLDMAN
The David Goldman Program
masterclasses
Masterclasses
International masterclasses course
International masterclasses course for string players
The singers program
The program for outstanding singers
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Young strings program
wind-and-brass
Wind and Brass Program
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The recording studio

The Jerusalem Music Center’s recording studio was designed by the best acoustic experts in the world under the supervision of the centre’s founder, Maestro Isaac Stern.
In the studio located Yemin Moshe, one of the most picturesque and inspiring areas in the city, the best artists in the world filmed and recorded. The studio with its rare acoustics makes it a perfect venue for recordings of diverse music – classical, jazz and rock.