Classical concerts don’t have to be passive or restrictive!
In this unique program, we will explore the perspective and expressive process of the classical musician—on and off stage—and discover how you, as a listener, can connect your personal story and emotions with the music being performed.

Through interactive elements such as drawing, writing, and movement, participants are encouraged to freely express themselves as they listen to the music, transforming from passive listeners into active participants in the artistic experience.

Each piece will be followed by a 10-minute creative interval, offering space for participants to explore and share their emotional responses through various expressive forms.

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Who is this program for?​

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This experience is designed for:

• Music and art enthusiasts seeking a deeper emotional connection to classical music.

• Amateur and professional musicians wanting to explore expressive listening.

• Anyone who longs for a more immersive and meaningful way to experience live music.

 

What do you gain from the program?

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• An intimate perspective on musical expression—how a violinist finds, develops, and shares their artistic voice.

• A deeper connection to your own emotions and personal narrative through music.

• Tools to actively engage with classical music beyond traditional passive listening.

• Freedom to create, move, and express yourself in real-time as you experience the performance.

 

Program details?

One session. One hour long.

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How many participants?​​​

Up to 20 participants.

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Violinist - Elan Sapir​

Born in Israel, Elan Sapir began his violin studies at the age of nine. He trained under Prof. Mauricio Fuks and later completed his violin studies at Indiana University’s Jacobs School of Music, where he worked closely with Prof. Kevork Mardirossian for seven cherished years, serving as his primary teaching assistant.

Elan has held key leadership positions in renowned ensembles, including Concertmaster of the Bloomington Symphony Orchestra and the Korea National Symphony Orchestra Academy. He is currently Assistant Concertmaster of the Tel Aviv Soloists Ensemble, Guest Concertmaster of the Israel Sinfonietta Be’er Sheva, and a member of Solistes Européens Luxembourg.

His performances as a soloist, chamber musician, and orchestral leader have taken him to major concert halls and embassies across the USA, Canada, Italy, Bulgaria, Germany, South Korea, Turkey, Argentina, Brazil, and Israel. He has appeared in venues such as Konzerthaus Berlin, Elbphilharmonie, Disney Concert Hall, Teatro Colón, Seoul Arts Center, CRR Konser Salonu, and the Israel Philharmonic Hall, as well as on radio broadcasts worldwide.

Elan plays on a Samuel Zygmuntowicz violin, crafted especially for him in 2015. Beyond his musical career, he finds joy in nature, hiking, animals, and getting lost in books.