Viktor Ullmann – Past Concerts

Franz Schubert — Selected works
Stefania Turkewich — Selected works
Viktor Ullmann — Selected works
Shawn Chang — Selected works
Radiohead — Selected works
Benard Ighner — Selected works

Gustav Mahler — Blumine
Viktor Ullmann — Piano Concerto, Op. 25
Johannes Brahms — Symphony No. 2 in D major, Op. 73

Program includes works by Franz Schreker, Ernest Bloch, Anonymous, Jozef Kropinski, Gideon Klein, Viktor Ullmann, and Jake Heggie.

Johannes Brahms — Selected works
Robert Schumann — Selected works
Hugo Wolf — Selected works
Viktor Ullmann — Selected works
Jean Émil Paul Cras — Selected works
Darius Milhaud — Selected works
Iman Habibi — Selected works

Pavel Haas — Vier Lieder nach Chinesischer Poesie ("Four Songs on Chinese Poetry")
Gideon Klein — Ukolébavka
Erwin Schulhoff — Drei Stimmungsbilder, Op. 12, WV 30
Viktor Ullmann — Liederbuch des Hafis, Op. 30
Viktor Ullmann — Six Sonnets de Louïze Labé, Op. 34
Ilse Weber — Selected works ("Kinderlieder," arr. Jorell Williams; BASS commission, world premiere)

Program includes works by Glenn Miller, Raoul Laparra, Jehan Alain, Misha Veksler, Carlo Taube, Viktor Ullmann, Leah Rudnitska, Anton Webern, and Patrick Dittamo.

Pál Hermann – Cello Concerto (North American-premiere)
Gustav Mahler – Totenfeier
Viktor Ullmann – Variations and Fugue on a Hebrew Theme

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)

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

Shostakovich's transcendent 15th Quartet, which premiered less than a year before his death, plus string trios and quartets by Hans Krása, Erwin Schulhoff, and Viktor Ullmann.

Featuring songs from the Vilna Ghetto and works by composers whose lives were cut short by Nazi persecution: Hans Krása, Gideon Klein, Viktor Ullmann, Robert Dauber, and Erwin Schulhoff.