21CM: Surviving the First Decade
The odds of getting an ensemble off the ground can feel like those of launching a new restaurant. Most groups disband within a few short years for reasons that are often similar: Establishing a name in an already crowded market is tough, and the administrative burdens that come with it can make even the most organized group want to crawl into a hole. As the Israeli Chamber Project prepares to celebrate its tenth anniversary, we look back at what brought us here, at the challenges we faced and the lessons we learned along the way.
Blogcritics: Concert Review - Israeli Chamber Project (NYC, 8 April 2017)
Mozart, Richard Strauss, and 20th-century composer Jean Françaix were on the menu Friday night at the Baruch Performing Arts Center as three members of the Israeli Chamber Project and guest violist Paul Neubauer served a repast of virtuosity and variety.
Jewish Journal: Israeli Chamber Project sets sights small for UCLA program
When members of the Israeli Chamber Project take the stage at the Jan Popper Theater in UCLA’s Schoenberg Music Building on Feb. 26, their interactions may provide a timely, if unintentional, example for U.S. residents and elected officials to follow amid today’s divisive political culture.
The Strad: Review of Israeli Chamber Project's NYC Concert May 5, 2016
The Strad provides a glowing review of Israeli Chamber Project's concert at NYC's Merkin Concert Hall on May 5, 2016.