Concert in memory of the November pogroms 1938
75 Years of Israel
The founding of the State of Israel in 1948 was a direct consequence of the Holocaust. Cultural life in the young state was mainly shaped by emigrants from Europe, many of whom had had to flee political persecution and the Holocaust. Composers such as Joachim Stutschewsky or Paul Ben-Haim played a major role in building up musical life. Abel Ehrlich, Mordecai Seter, Ben-Zion Orgad and Hanoch Jacoby are also among the influential musical personalities of the early years, some of them in official positions, and most of the composers of the second and third generation went to school with them. But not only "historical" music, also music of the present is represented in our programme. Yuri Povolotsky and Ella Milch-Sheriff are two examples of completely different compositional styles and emancipation from the "founding fathers".
Program
75 Jahre Israel
- Joel Engel - Freilechs-Dance op.21
- Israel Brandmann - Variationen über ein Volksthema op.12 für Klarinette und Klavier
- Joachim Stutschewsky - Israeli Suite (in memoriam Emanuel Feuermann)
- Ella Milch-Sheriff - Elegy (1985)
- Hanoch Jacoby - King David\'s Lyre (1948)
- Yuri Povolotski - Jerusalem Divertimento
When & Where
19:00 - Amtshaus Wieden. Favoritenstraße 18; 1040 Vienna