Banned and Forgotten
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Thu 12 Feb 202620:15 - 22:00Interval 21:05Grote Zaal
1 Normaal € 39,00 CJP € 31,00 Stadspas € 31,00 Early Bird (13-30jr) € 12,50 2 Normaal € 31,00 CJP € 31,00 Stadspas € 31,00 Early Bird (13-30jr) € 12,50
Program
19.15 / Foyerdeck 1 / Pre-concert talk
by Bas van Putten
20.15 / Grote Zaal / Main Program
George Antheil Jazz Symphonie
Emil František Burian Kleine ouverture
Victor Ulmann Sechs Lieder op.17 nach Albert Steffen
Stefan Wolpe Suite from the twenties
Paul Hindemith Kammermusik nr.1
Erwin Schulhoff Suite für Kammerorchester
Silvestre Revueltas Sensemaya
22.05 / Grote Zaal / After-concert talk
by Hans Haffmans
Credits
Score Collective
Musici Ebony Band
Sam Weller conductor
Barbara Kozelj mezzo-soprano
A kaleidoscopic programme, typical of the work of Werner Herbers and his Ebony Band. With music composed between the two world wars, according to Herbers ‘the most creative and versatile period in the entire history of music’. From dance to atonal music, music full of protest, resistance, exile, civil war, mostly by virtually forgotten composers, passionately rescued from oblivion by Herbers.
Two of the evening’s main courses are the exciting Jazz Symphony by ‘bad boy of music’ George Antheil and the hypnotising, gripping Sensemaya by the Mexican Silvestre Revueltas. Erwin Schulhoff’s Suite for Chamber Orchestra is a must-hear. After the trenches of the First World War, this composer/pianist plunged into the world of Dada and jazz, producing an oeuvre full of creativity and imagination.
This concert will be broadcast live by NTR on NPO Klassiek
