Felicia Blumental Music Center & Library, Music center and library in Bialik Square, Tel Aviv, Israel.
Felicia Blumental Music Center is a public building in Tel Aviv dedicated to music education and research. It houses a large collection of scores, recordings, and music books alongside performance and study spaces for musicians and researchers.
The center was founded in the 1990s and named after pianist Felicja Blumental, a renowned musician. It was created through private support and became an important resource for the city's music community.
The center serves as a gathering space where musicians and music lovers from different genres meet to study and perform together. The annual festival brings local and international artists together, creating active dialogue between visitors and performers.
The facility is located in a central area and easily accessible for visitors. Not all spaces are open to the public at all times, so check ahead if you want to attend a performance or use the library resources.
The center functions as a national platform for independent musicians, offering opportunities that are otherwise difficult to find. A dedicated performance hall was created specifically to support emerging and experimental artists.
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