Ensemble Capriza:
Tamar Melzer, flute
Erez Yaacov, guitar
Oren Sagi, contrabass
Omer Shneidman, percussion

Live recording from a performance at the Ra'anana Country Club
24/1/2014

Jose Feliciano - Pegao

Ensemble Capriza:
Tamar Melzer, flute
Erez Yaacov, guitar
Oren Sagi, contrabass
Omer Shneidman, percussion

Ra'anana Country Club
Live recording, 24/1/2014

Joaquim Rodrigo - Concierto Aranjuez

The WHO recommends washing hands for 20 sec., here is music to help counting the time and enjoying every second!
משרד הבריאות ממליץ לרחוץ את הידיים במשך 20 שניות כדי לחטא אותן מוירוס הקורונה. הנה מוזיקה שתעזור לכם לוודא את הזמן וגם ליהנות מכל שנייה...

The Foggy Dew - Irish - הטל הערפילי

The WHO recommends washing hands for 20 sec., here is music to help counting the time and enjoying every second!
משרד הבריאות מליץ לרחוץ את הידיים במשך 20 שניות כדי לחטא אותן מוירוס הקורונה. הנה מוזיקה שתעזור לכם לוודא את הזמן וגם ליהנות מכל שנייה...

The Morris Dance - Irish - ריקוד מוריס

From the Marriage of Figaro - Mozart מוצרט נישואי פיגרו

From the Magic Flute - Mozart מוצרט חליל הקסם

כי בשמחה - ניגון המעיינות

ארוממך - ניגון  מאת מאיר בן אורי

Dr. Roni Klein reads a poem by Stéphane Mallarmé (pen name of Étienne Mallarmé). 

This is taken from an evening at the Napoleon Hill Musiclounge -  a lounge in a family home presenting shows on music, literature, philosophy and the arts.  

Tamar Melzer Krymolowski, Founder and Director

The poem was read while music from Debussy's L'après-midi d'un faune was performed.

The poem describes the sensual experiences of a faun who has just woken up from his afternoon sleep and discusses his encounters with several nymphs during the morning in a dreamlike monologue... It is Mallarmé's best-known work and a hallmark in the history of symbolism in French literature. (Quote from Wikipedia)

See clips on the lounge channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCoPdW2hjKCLCVXeaZdidtSg

Dr. Roni Klein reads Mallarmé

Flutist Tamar Melzer Krymolowski and pianist Assaf Feldman

played at a concert at The Napoleon Hill  Musiclounge
Photography: Ayelet Payento

 This was filmed at an event produced by the Napoleon Hill Musiclounge
July 2020

Impressionism: Music, painting and Literature
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For more information on our musiclounge go to - 
www.flute.co.il/musiclounge


The title La fille aux cheveux de lin was inspired by Leconte de Lisle's poem by the same name, one of his Chansons écossaises from his 1852 collection Poèmes antiques. The image of a girl with flaxen-coloured hair has been utilized in fine art as a symbol of innocence and naivety. Musical writers have suggested that Debussy's successful portrayal of these emotions was tied in with the musical simplicity of the prelude—specifically, the technical and harmonic elements.

Pan et les bergers by Claude Debussy

Flutist Tamar Melzer Krymolowski and pianist Assaf Feldman

played at a concert at The Napoleon Hill  Musiclounge
Photography: Ayelet Payento

 This was filmed at an event produced by the Napoleon Hill Musiclounge
July 2020

Impressionism: Music, painting and Literature
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For more information on our musiclounge go to - 
www.flute.co.il/musiclounge

Pan et les oiseaux by Jules Mouquet

Flutist Tamar Melzer Krymolowski and pianist Assaf Feldman

played at a concert at The Napoleon Hill  Musiclounge
Photography: Ayelet Payento
 This was filmed at an event produced by the Napoleon Hill Musiclounge
July 2020

Impressionism: Music, painting and Literature
Subscribe to our youtube channel

For more information on our musiclounge go to - 
www.flute.co.il/musiclounge


The title La fille aux cheveux de lin was inspired by Leconte de Lisle's poem by the same name, one of his Chansons écossaises from his 1852 collection Poèmes antiques. The image of a girl with flaxen-coloured hair has been utilized in fine art as a symbol of innocence and naivety. Musical writers have suggested that Debussy's successful portrayal of these emotions was tied in with the musical simplicity of the prelude—specifically, the technical and harmonic elements.

La fille aux cheveux lin by Claude Debussy

A Chacone from the first part of "The Division Flute", dated 1706.

Played by Tamar Melzer on a Stanesby flute.

Recorded April 2013

A Chacone, composer unkonwn c. 1706

Baroque flute (traverso) player.

Tamar Melzer has performed in festivals in South Africa, the United States, and the Netherlands. After completing her modern flute studies with Michel Debost, she studied traverso in the Koninklijk Conservatorium in The Hague with Kate Clark, Wilbert Hazelzet, and Barthold Kuijken.

 Tamar teaches flute, studies with Baroque flutist Genevieve Blanchard, and performs chamber music. Tamar particularly enjoys cooperation with artists from other disciplines such as poetry, the visual arts, and fashion.


Tamar Melzer

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