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Music for and by the persecuted :
8 pm Sunday,
November 22, 1998
Britton Recital Hall
What is Terezin
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Program
Karen Thomas
"When Night Came..." for clarinet and piano
Micah Heilbrunne, clarinet
Greg Oh, piano
Pavel Hass
Sonata for oboe
Lorraine Duso, oboe
Jean Schneider, piano
Gideon Klein
four movements for String Quartet
Sasha Margolis, violin
Alejandra Urrutia, violin
Mahoko Eguchi, viola
Katri Ervamaa, cello
Pavel Hass
Study for Strings
Brave New Works Strings
Chris Younghoon Kim, conductor
Josef Suk
Meditations on an Old Bohemian Chorale
Brave New Works Strings
Chris Younghoon Kim, conductor
Visit this
informative site for a quick overview of Terezin.
from the
University of Minnesota
Article
by Alex Ross
Music Written In
Terezin
Chamber Music from
Theresienstadt - Gideon Klein, V Ullmann
Travel account of a visit to Terezin
Interview
With Dr. Thomas Mandl : Terezin Survivor
Terezin
Biographies
Music in the Holocaust
ard the Reich
Book
Review: I Never Saw Another Butterfly
Terezin
Music Organization
 Composers featured on our concert
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Pavel Haas
Pavel Haas
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Gideon Klein
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Karen P. Thomas
Her work for Clarinet and piano, When night
came..., has received performances in New York City, Pennsylvania, Seattle
and at the Oregon Bach Festival. It is dedicated to the women of Bosnia-Herzegovinia.
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To learn more about music from Terezin read the
excellent book, "Music in Terezin 1941-1945" by Joza Karas
Book Review by Alyssa Browning
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For more information contact us at :
Brave New Works
TEL: 800-896-7340
EMAIL: Brave.New.Works@umich.edu
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