Magdala Hotel on the Sea of Galilee: Presents the "Pearls of Classics" Concert

The annual concert series in Magdala is gaining momentum and receiving much praise. For the post-holiday concert, the 'Trio Kanim' ensemble will be hosted - the three artists present a spectacular musical celebration that will include a fascinating musical journey through the masterpieces of the great composers: from the eternal magic of Mozart and Beethoven, through the magical sounds of Tchaikovsky - from 'The Nutcracker' and 'Swan Lake', Israeli pearls - Joni Rechter's songs in unique arrangements, sweeping Hasidic melodies and more surprises. An unforgettable performance of musical excellence.

The trio of international and virtuoso soloists, Orit Orbach (clarinet), Omri Raveh (oboe), and Uzi Shalev (bassoon), from the Israel Philharmonic, in an extraordinary musical performance, unite on one stage for a sweeping and uplifting concert, facing the magical Sea of Galilee landscape that soothes every heart. The show is suitable for all ages.

The enchanting tranquility in Magdala, the special energy experienced already upon entering the hotel, alongside the powerful nature that surrounds the archaeological site, a glorious history that echoes from the remnants of the ancient fishing village 'Magdala' and unique cultural content, accompanied by culture and music, provide a perfect backdrop for concerts in the spiritual center.

When: Saturday, October 25, 2025, at 12:00 PM.

Where: At the Duc in Altum Spiritual Center in the Magdala Hotel.

Early bird price: 80 ₪ per person, Senior citizen – 60 ₪, Hotel guest – 50 ₪.

Purchase of tickets on the day of the show with an additional 10 ₪ per ticket.

For tickets: https://basalon.co.il/sd/1050716

A combined 'Concert+Lunch' ticket can be purchased - concert plus lunch at the hotel restaurant. Details on the Magdala Hotel website.

Advance booking only: 04-6209900 For the annual concert program and ticket reservations: Magdala Hotel

Photo = The Spiritual Center at the Magdala Hotel on the shores of the Sea of ​​Galilee. Photo courtesy of Magdala