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The 31St Keshet Eilon International String Summer Mastercourse The 31st Keshet Eilon International String Summer Mastercourse will take place this year in a worldwide virtual format, parallel to an in-person Mastercourse at Keshet Eilon. Musical Director: Itzhak Rashkovsky The global virtual Mastercourse will take place between July 25 and August 11, 2021. The in-person Mastercourse will take place at Keshet Eilon from August 1 to 11 2021. We are excited to invite the public to the Western Galilee and celebrate the return of live music to Keshet Eilon 2021 Mastercourse Faculty Violin: Shmuel Ashkenasi (Israel-USA) Viola: Paul Coletti (USA) Vadim Gluzman (Israel) Tatjana Masurenko (Germany-Russia) Ilya Kaler (USA) Cello: Felix Nemirovsky (Israel) Olga Kaler (USA) Amit Peled (USA-Israel) | Hillel Zori (Israel) Sergey Ostrovsky (Israel) Piano: Julia Gurvitch (Israel) | Ana Kavalerova (Israel) Itzhak Rashkovsky (Israel-UK) Eugenia Lakernik (Israel) | Irina Zheleznova (Israel) Ani Schnarch (Israel-UK) Roi Shiloah (Israel) Atelier for string instruments Chaim Taub (Israel) Adam Korman (Israel) Robin Wilson (Australia) Qian Zhou (Singapore) Archery Program Guy Braunstein (Israel) - Ivry Gitlis Chair Eyal Naveh (Israel) Special Events (In chronological order) A Fes�ve Opening Virtual Concert of the 2021 Mastercourse Will be streamed online on 25th July at 19:00 | 5:00 pm GMT | 12:00 noon EST Featuring young musicians performing works by Haydn, Bach, Paganini, Mozart, Kreisler, Nedbal, Franck and Ravel. 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