A musical institution with almost ninety years of history. It is deeply rooted in Jerusalem, open to the world and committed to keeping classical tradition alive and relevant.
A clear programme for visitors who want to discover concerts, compare dates and choose an evening at the orchestra.
Real faces, performance moments and season imagery give the identity a stronger cultural presence. The collage combines orchestra photography, archive material and current concert communication.
The official JSO YouTube channel adds moving image, performance and backstage material to the digital identity.
The Jerusalem Symphony Orchestra grew from the Palestine Broadcasting Service Orchestra of the late 1930s and developed into one of Israel’s leading classical music institutions.
Its repertoire reaches from Baroque and Classical music through the Romantic era to contemporary works, with a continuing commitment to Israeli composers and new music.
Music was part of the first Palestine Broadcasting Service transmission from Jerusalem.
The broadcasting ensemble was reorganised into the orchestra from which today’s JSO developed.
A landmark chapter in the orchestra’s long relationship with major international composers.
Jerusalem continues to inspire major works, premieres and artistic encounters.
A Jerusalem institution with international reach, educational activity and a growing digital presence.
The visual system is designed to work equally across Hebrew, English, Arabic and Russian as equal parts of one cultural identity.
Stravinsky, Rubinstein, Menuhin, Rostropovich, Stern, Argerich and many others form part of the JSO’s artistic memory.
A visual story about the orchestra’s relationship with the city that defines its unique voice.
Recorded concerts and stories extend the orchestra beyond the physical hall.