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שפה נוכחית
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Tsippi Fleischer composed symphonic music, operas, chamber music, compositions for solo instruments, vocal compositions for choirs and for soloists, electronic music and compositions for the stage. Her musical and literary inspirations are multi-cultural and her works constitute a bridge between East and West; between the archaic and the modern; between the particular and the universal.
The Tsippi Fleischer site on the National Library's website presents a selection of her works from among the audio and video recordings found in the Music Archive of the Music Department of the National Library, as well as from the composer's private collections. Likewise, the site presents original manuscripts of her work, accompanied by pictures, letters and various documents related to the processes of composing and performing.
Grand opera (sung in Akkadian) in three acts, eleven scenes
An Oratorio portraying the birth of Monotheism for women's choir, 5 Violins and 3 Harps op. 72, 2011
Grand Chamber opera in five scenes for Soprano, Mezzo Soprano, Two baritones and Chamber Orchestra (18 players), Libretto: Yossefa Even-Shoshan (in Hebrew), op. 57, 2001-2002
Multimedia No. 4, out of "Four Old Winds" (a series of 4 multimedias sung in old Semitic languages), Video-Art for Baritone, Men's Chorus and String Quintet, Text: Daniel 6 (in Coptic), op. 29,1995
Song-cycle (master-score) for Soprano or Mezzo-Soprano with alternative Instrumental Ensemble, exists in many versions, ensembles and languages, Lyrics: Fuad Rifka, Shauki Abi Shakra, Muhammad al Maghut, Unsi al Haj (originally in Arabic), op.4, 1977
Six short chamber pieces after Jabra Ibrahim Jabra's text "I'm Sick of You" (in Arabic), op. 36-41, 1996-1997.
Piece no. 1: Mixed Choir A-cappella, op.36
Piece no. 2: Alto, Baroque oboe, harpsichord and violoncello, op. 37
Piece no. 3: String quartet, op.38
Piece no. 4: String Quartet and Harp, op.39
Piece no. 5: Harp Solo, op.40
Piece no. 6: Piano Four hands, op.41
Lamentation for Soprano, women's chorus, two Harps and Percussion, Lyrics: Else Lasker-Schueler (Hebrew: Yehuda Amihai), op. 16, 1985
Children Opera in 4 scenes for children choir, 6 soloists and Chamber Orchestra, Libretto: Yael Medini (Editing and translating into German: Tsippi Fleischer and Adina Stern), op. 71, op. 71a (English), op. 71b (Hebrew), 2010
For A-Cappella Mixed Choir, op. 9-14, 1981-1983
Madrigal no. 1: " No hand has touched you", Lyrics: Arnon Ben-Nahum (Hebrew), op. 9
Madrigal no. 2: "Don't belittle the tears of today", Lyrics: Bat-Sheva Sheriff(Hebrew), op. 10
Madrigal no. 3: "Like a soft light", Lyrics: Yoram Ben-Meir (Hebrew), op. 11
Madrigal no. 4: "From the salt of your waters is the salt of my blood and my tears", Lyrics: Uri Zvi Grinberg (Hebrew), op. 12
Madrigal no. 5: "Two Eagles and a single Fig tree", Lyrics: Esther Raab (Hebrew), op.13
Madrigal no. 6: "There God's garden flourishes", Lyrics: Yaakov Fichman (Hebrew), op. 14
"Israeli-Jewish Collage"
For Symphony Orchestra and Magnetic Tape (combining versions of the Jewish prayer "Kol Nidrei", Shofars and the voice of the Israeli Rock singer Shalom Hanoch), op. 54, 2002
"The Eyes, Mirror of the Soul"
For 8 string players, 4 singers (soprano, alto, tenor and bass), 2 pianos, words and pictures: Dorit Harel, Opus 73 (2011) op. 73, 2011
Multimedia No. 2 out of "Four Old Winds" (a series of 4 multimedias sung in old Semitic languages), Operatic scene for children's chorus, Flute, Violin, Trumpet, Horn, Drum and Magnetic Tape, Text: from Kings 1, 3 17-28 (in Biblical Hebrew), op. 27, 1995
"The Judgment of Solomon" Performed by the Cantabile Choir and Soloists, The Municipal Conservatory, Petah Tikva