Israel Philharmonic Orchestra

Founded on the even of World War II when Polish violinist Bronislaw Huberman auditioned leading Jewish musicians across Europe and gave them jobs that wound up saving their lives, the Israel Philharmonic claims to be one of Israel's oldest and most influential cultural institutions, The Israel Philharmonic Orchestra provides "an eloquent voice for peace, as well as Israel's powerful cultural ambassador. Tonight, Zubin Mehta leads the orchestra as it plays pieces by Bardanashvili, Ravel and Dvorak. The concert begins at 7:30 p.m. at Severance Hall. Tickets start at $39. (Niesel)