THE ASSOCIATION OF MULTIDISCIPLINARY ART
"The Association of Multidisciplinary Art" is an NPO founded in 2023 to facilitate the orchestra's activities. Alongside our artistic repertoire, we aim to contribute to the well-being of our surroundings through arts-based social programs and education.



Social
MOMENTS
Chamber Music in Public Housing
Moments brings chamber music to senior citizens living in Amigour public housing. It addresses a double gap: a daily routine with few new, cross-generational interactions, and limited access to diverse, contemporary culture that is often distant or paywalled. We bring live concerts directly to where people live, so residents are active participants in the cultural life. These meetings reduce isolation and support well‑being for both the musicians and the elderly.
It includes 45‑minute trio concerts performed by the orchestra’s musicians—who also compose and arrange the repertoire—on instruments such as harp, French horn, double bass, piano, voice, and saxophone. Each visit also features a short introduction and a Q&A with residents and staff.
23
CITIES
2,300+
RESIDENTS
30 Concerts Completed
(by summer 2025)
40 Concerts To-Go
(by summer 2026)
WHO IS THIS PROGRAM FOR?
Older adults in public housing and supported‑living facilities—across center and periphery
Residents with limited mobility or access to cultural events
Moments is generously supported in memory of Gladys and Irving Coopersmith and her parents, Molly and Joseph Friedman.



Education
SOUNDPAINTING
Creative Collaboration in Schools and Art Institutions
In 2025, we launched the Soundpainting Festival, featuring performances and masterclasses at universities, conservatories, academies, high schools, dance companies, and cultural centers. Soundpainting is the universal multidisciplinary live composing sign language for musicians, actors, dancers, and visual artists. Our guest of honor is Walter Thompson, founder of Soundpainting. He leads masterclasses, rehearsals, and concerts.
6
CITIES
12
INSTITUTIONS
1500+
STUDENTS
WHAT WE TEACH?
In‑school residencies and workshops (intro to the language; ensemble labs)
Teacher professional development (tools for diverse, mixed‑ability classrooms)
Cross‑institution intensives that culminate in student performances
WHAT STUDENTS AND TEACHERS GAIN?
Creativity
deep listening
ensemble communication
leadership
follower-ship
live composition
confidence
inclusive non‑verbal collaboration skills
INSTITUTIONS THAT TOOK PART IN THE FESTIVAL















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Artistic Projects
CASTLE IN TIME ORCHESTRA
Performances & Sound Installations
Castle in Time Orchestra leads our public-facing artistic work with orchestral and chamber concerts, cross‑disciplinary collaborations, and immersive sound installations in museums and galleries that bring contemporary music to a wide audience.
100+
VENUES & FESTIVALS
Israel + abroad
100,000+
ATTENDEES
SELECTED VENUES & FESTIVALS

























FROM THE PRESS


Looking Ahead
COMMUNICATION SCHOOL
Music Therapy Pilot - in Development
“Communication School” is an arts‑based educational‑therapeutic program supervised by certified music therapists (M.A.) from the Castle in Time Orchestra. The six‑month program uses music therapy to improve communication and social skills and to strengthen self‑confidence among children and youth in special education (ASD/IDD).
Status: Pilot in design. We are developing partnerships with schools and municipalities.
SUPPORTERS
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