Inbal Segev
On June 9, Inbal Segev joins the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra and Marin Alsop for a livestreamed performance of Anna Clyne’s DANCE for cello and orchestra. Originally commissioned by Segev and recorded with Alsop and the London Philharmonic Orchestra, the concerto’s opening movement was among NPR Music’s “Favorite Songs of 2020.” Inbal performs the work again...
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Introduced during Women’s History Month, Yale School of Music’s podcast “Simply listen: women in dialogue” was created with the goal of celebrating the impressive lives and careers of the women of YSM. On their latest episode, Inbal Segev(’98MM) chats with Soomin Kim (‘21MM) about coming to the United States from Israel to study music, commissioning work from...
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2020 is a byword for “unprecedented times.” To capture something of the unique experience of living through them, Inbal Segev – “a cellist with something to say” (Gramophone) – is launching a major new commissioning project. Titled “20 for 2020,” this sees the Israeli-American cellist commission and record new chamber works from 20 of today’s...
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This December, the Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center will stream J.S. Bach’s Brandenburg Concertos in a never-before-heard concert pairing of the iconic work. The Society has curated a complete performance of the Concertos by weaving together some of the most inspiring concerts throughout the years. Inbal Segev joins in a performance from 2018 of...
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