Alexander Freudenthal

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Jewish Culture in the making

 

New music at a new museum

So, in the beginning of this year the Jewish museum of Stockholm commissioned me to write a piece for the opening of the Jewish museum at their new location. I happily accepted and on Thursday June 6th the piece will be premiered.

The new museum will be at the same spot that housed Stockholm’s first synagogue. My piece attempts to tell the story of Swedish Jewry through both Swedish and Jewish music.

Själagårdsgatan 19 is performed by:

Johan Christoffersson- flute and alto saxophone

Magnus Dölerud - clarinet and tenor saxophone

Eva-Tea Lundberg - French horn

Staffan Findin - trombone

Anna-Greta Sigurdardottir - piano

Svante Söderqvist - Violoncello

Alexander Freudenthal - musical direction

the piece will be performed at 11:30 am and 1:30 pm

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