As part of Har Zion Temple’s Signature Concert Series, join us for an unforgettable afternoon of music featuring Cantor Herman alongside the internationally acclaimed, genre-bending string ensemble ATLYS.
This special concert will feature a mix of ATLYS’s original arrangements, Elvis Costello songs and an original piece performed by Cantor Herman, and more. Together they will bring classic strings, contemporary sound, and soulful Jewish music into one moving and uplifting experience.
ATLYS is made up of extraordinary musicians whose careers span concert stages, recording studios, film scores, and collaborations with major artists around the world.
Known for their powerful sound and dynamic performances, ATLYS is a classically trained, “crossover” string quartette that blends technical brilliance with modern energy. With more than 1,000 performances worldwide and over 30 million streams on Spotify, ATLYS has captivated audiences everywhere from intimate concert halls to iconic outdoor venues.
Meet the Musicians
Jinty McTavish, violin, is known for her electrifying style and genre-crossing performances. A member of ATLYS since its early years, she has performed and recorded with artists including Guster, Kygo, and Halsey, and is celebrated for her expressive playing and bold improvisation.
Sabrina Tabby, violin, a Philadelphia native, has performed internationally as a soloist and concertmaster and is currently concertmaster of the Mankato Symphony Orchestra. She is also an in-demand recording artist whose work spans classical, film, and contemporary projects.
Genevieve Tabby, cello, brings depth and warmth to the ensemble with performances at leading concert halls across the country. She is featured in the internationally recognized cello pedagogy series CelloMind and regularly records for film, television, and documentary soundtracks.
Hannah Rose Nicholas, viola, is principal violist of the Philadelphia Ballet Orchestra and a substitute violist with the Philadelphia Orchestra. She has performed with leading series including the Philadelphia Chamber Music Society and Festival Mozaic, and is the creator of her own concert series, Hannah Rose Presents.