Founded in 2004 by its music director Daniel Cohen, the Eden Sinfonia is made up of some of the finest young professional players in London today.
The Eden Sinfonia performed in such prestigious venues as the Queen Elizabeth Hall, St Martin in the fields, St James's Piccadilly, Duke's Hall, and the Shaw Theater.
The Eden Sinfonia
We believe that music should be presented in all its diversity and richness and should be explored in differed aspects. Thus our concerts present an experience, ranging beyond a particular style or period. Our programs extend from the Baroque to the 21st century and our size likewise may vary from chamber to symphonic.
New music is very important to us. We believe it is only through the constant search for new musical language that we can ensure the preservation of our timeless classics. The Eden Sinfonia is therefore responsible for British and world premieres of piece by young and established composers alike.
One of the Eden Sinfonia's main aims is to introduce British audience to the treasure trove of Israeli and Middle-Eastern classical music.
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From the Press
An article about Eden Sinfonia on MUSO website
"Beethoven's Grosse Fugue op 133 offered a fiery finish to an debut for an adventurous orchestra and conductor one hopes to hear again very soon..."
[M. Miller, M&V, London 16/08/2005]
"a masterly account of Wagner's Siegfried Idyll at St Martin-in-the-Fields..."
"The conductor's own vivid orchestration of the Piano Prelude no 6, Des pas sur la niege, by Debussy, full of atmosphere and aptly icy delicacy[...] Subdued sense of sonority painted the snow scene with cinematic aura, still faithful to Debussy's sound world..."
[Music and Vision, London 17/02/2007]
"Moments of genuine euphoria"
"Very effective"
[William Yeoman, classicalsource 01/04/2005]
Daniel Cohen and Eden Sinfonia on Jewish Chronicle
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Our Queen Elizabeth Hall debut
Photos by James Cannon.
Tzvi Avni: Se Questo E Un Uomo ('if this is a Man')
A song cycle set to Poems of Primo Levi.
III. Dateci qualche cosa
Sharon Rostorf-Zamir, Soprano
Daniel Cohen, Conductor
Eden Sinfonia
Recorded live at the Queen Elizabeth Hall, London 30/11/2008
Taiseer Elias improvising an encore with the Eden Sinfonia
Cello improvisation by Matthew Forbes
Recorded live at the Queen Elizabeth Hall, London 30/11/2008
Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy
The Symphony No. 4 in A major, Op. 90 'Italian'
IV. Saltarello: Presto
Daniel Cohen, Conductor
Eden Sinfonia
Recorded live at the Ducke's Hall, London 17/02/ 2006
