Lori Laitman – Past Concerts

Program includes works by Joel Engel, Lazare Saminsky, Mario Castelnuovo-Tedesco, Léon Algazi, Steven Greenman, Lazar Weiner, Lori Laitman, Solomon Rosowsky, and Sidor Belarsky.

Lori Laitman — The Seed of Dream
Margarita Zelenaia — What a Life!
Lori Laitman — The Imaginary Photo Album
Margarita Zelenaia — Condemned to Love!
Lori Laitman — Dreaming

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart — Piano Trio in E major K. 542
Lori Laitman — Vedem Songs
Andrew Norman — Gran Turismo (for violin octet)
Antonín Dvořák — Piano Quartet No. 1 in D major, Op. 23

Carlos Simon — An Elegy: A Cry from the Grave
Sahba Aminikia — Phoenix (world premiere)
Lori Laitman — In Sleep the World Is Yours (world premiere of new arr. for voice, clarinet, & piano)
Betty Olivero — "Zeks Yiddishe Lider un Tantz" from The Golem

Eugène Bozza — Contrastes III for clarinet and bassoon
Eugène Bozza — Shepherds of Provence Op. 43
Johann Sebastian Bach — "Zerfliesse mein Herze" from St. John Passion, BWV 245
Stefano Donaudy — Amorosi miei giorni
Lori Laitman — The Apple Orchard
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart — Violin Sonata No. 18 in G major, K. 301/293a

Program includes works by Elaine Hagenberg, Fanny Mendelssohn Hensel, Clara Schumann, Amy Beach, Poldowski, Florence Price, Lori Laitman, Libby Larsen, and Cécile Chaminade.

Timothy Amukele — Selected works
Lori Laitman — Selected works
Joshua Fishbein — Selected works

Stephen Lias — Imaginary Folksongs ("IV. Titania's Bower," "I. High in the Andes," & "V. Bonnie-Bye")
Florence Price — Three Negro Spirituals (arr. Andrew Harrison)
Stephen Lias — Imaginary Folksongs ("III. Magic Island," "II. Song of Light," & "VI. The Three Jolly Pigeons")
Lori Laitman — Journey
Ryota Ishikawa — Rhapsody on Japanese Folksongs
Jennifer Jolley — Lilac Tears

Jean-Marie Leclair — Trio Sonata in D major, Op. 2, No. 8
Claude Debussy — Prélude à l'après-midi d'un faune ("Prelude to the Afternoon of a Faun") (arr. Dan Reiter)
Arnold Bax — Elegiac Trio for flute, viola, and harp, GP 178
Lori Laitman — Images
Maurice Ravel — Sonatine, M. 40 (trans. Skaila Kanga)

Program includes works by Ludwig van Beethoven, Lori Laitman, Cécile Chaminade, Poldowski, Liza Lehmann, Clara Schumann, Barbara Strozzi, and Mike Mower.

Tom Cipullo — Josephine
Lori Laitman — Wertheim Park (world premiere; MOR commission)
Erwin Schulhoff — Concertino for Flute, Viola, and Double Bass
Max Vredenburg — Lamento (for viola and piano)

Program includes works by Florence Price, Margaret Bonds, Clara Schumann, Lori Laitman, Libby Larsen, B.E. Boykin, Soon Ae Kim, Won Ju Lee, Anna Pidgorna, and Jasmine Barnes.

Program includes works by Florence Price, Margaret Bonds, Clara Schumann, Lori Laitman, Libby Larsen, B.E. Boykin, Soon Ae Kim, Won Ju Lee, Anna Pidgorna, and Jasmine Barnes.

MOR returns to the concert hall with this special free concert featuring some of their most exciting repertoire. Featuring new songs by Lori Laitman & Tom Cipullo; cabaret songs from Terezín; & more.

Pavel Haas – String Quartet No. 2, Op. 7 "From the Monkey Mountains" (mvt. 4) (1925)
Lori Laitman – “Memories of Prague” from Vedem (2010)
Paul Schoenfield – “Black Boehm” from Camp Songs (2002)
Viktor Ullmann – Choral arrangements of Yiddish songs (Terezin, 1942)
Joel Engel – The Dybbuk Suite, Op. 35 (1922)
Tom Cipullo – Excerpts from After Life (2015)
Jake Heggie – "Farewell, Auschwitz" from Out of Darkness (2016)

This all-ages opera explores a classic tale from a fresh perspective, accompanying a young woman on the adventure of a lifetime as she discovers her hidden strengths and gains confidence.

Featuring chamber music written in Terezín and the Vilna ghetto, and works by composers whose lives were cut short by Nazi persecution.

Longtime friends perform diverse works by today's best and brightest: Alexandra T. Bryant, Pierre Jalbert, Guillaume Connesson, Lori Laitman, and Carlisle Floyd.

Lori Laitman – Four Dickinson Songs
Sibelius – The Swan of Tuonela
Schumann – From Fantasy Pieces, Op. 12
Ravel – Mother Goose Suite, piano, four hands
Nikita Koshkin – Usher Waltz
Franz Liszt – Sposalizio 

A moving oratorio based on the words of teenage prisoners in the Terezín concentration camp.