Ophir Ilzetzki goes into a detailed cultural analysis of Akeda (sacrifice), the highly political oratorio written between 1981 and 1982 and only premiered last year (!), portraying a narrative of the Israeli history by Israel’s foremost composer, Arie Shpira.
Ophir Ilzetzki presents the Norwegian ensemble Asamisimasa performing pieces by Simon SteenAnderson, Alvin Lucier, Oyvund Torvund & Laurence Crane
Ophir Ilzetzki talks with, and introduces the music of Dganit Elyakim
Ophir Ilzetzki in an informal conversation with the English pianist, composer & improviser Veryan Weston. The two discuss Weston’s piece Tessellations, free improvisation and more…
Ophir Ilzetzki in an informal conversation with the English pianist, composer & improviser Veryan Weston. The two discuss Weston’s piece Tessellations, free improvisation and more…

Vancouver-based Peppermill Records is not your typical record label. First off, they’re a net-label…