Art From Ashes

Art From Ashes

Reserve Tickets
Reserve Tickets

Jan 27, 2025 - 5:30 pm

ART FROM ASHES

In commemoration of International Holocaust Remembrance Day and the 80th anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz, MOR bridges generations by joining forces with the young talents of the Northwest Boychoir in a program ranging from cabaret songs created by prisoners in the Terezín concentration camp, to selections that were played by a prisoner orchestra in Auschwitz, to music from the Vilna and Lodz ghettos. Featuring MOR’s core ensemble performing side-by-side with a recent recipient of MOR’s young artist award.

Free. Reserved seating, with advance tickets required.

Important ticket information:
     -  Pick up your tickets at Will Call by 5:15 pm at the Benaroya Box Office the day of the concert
     -  Reservations are limited to 2 tickets per party. Please call (206) 365-7770 if you need more than 2 tickets for your party.
     -  Seats are assigned and are available on a first-come, first-served basis.

 Full Concert Program

Makh Tsu Di Eygelekh
David Beigelman

Dybbuk Dances
David Beigelman 

Music from Terezin
Under the Umbrella
Hola Ho!
Café in Terezin/Down in Prater 
And the Music Plays Along

Music from Auschwitz
Instrumental arrangements of music performed by the Men's Orchestra in Auschwitz

Music from the Vilna Ghetto
Shtiler, Shtiler
S'dremlyn feygl
Friling

Farewell, Auschwitz      Jake Heggie
Finale from the song cycle Farewell, Auschwitz  (2013)
Arrangement for Child Voices (2020)
Poetry written in Auschwitz by Krystyna Zywulska

Featuring the Northwest Boychoir
Jacob Winkler, artistic director

Music of Remembrance Ensemble:

Laura DeLuca, clarinet; Mikhail Shmidt, violin;  Natasha Bazhanov, violin; Susan Gulkis Assadi, viola;
Walter Gray, cello; Jonathan Green, double bass; Mina Miller, piano
Soloists: Megan Parker, soprano; Karen Early Evans, mezzo-soprano; Brendan Tuohy, tenor

David Tonkonogui Memorial Award Recipient for Young Artists
Khaos Kook

This free concert is made possible by the generous sponsorship of Judy and Krijn de Jonge, bringing the entire Seattle community together in honor of this important milestone. Judy and Krijn are owners of Queen Anne Book Company, a local bookstore that is offering a safe place to visit in the Queen Anne neighborhood.