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Reservations for Brundibar for Schools click this link Teacher Materials for Brundibar.
Teaching the Holocaust through Literature WorkshopFinding a Voice: Musicians in Terezin Study Guide Holocaust and Human Behavior Resource Book |
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Th e Persistence of Creativity
CityMusic Cleveland Chamber Orchestra
together with their Partner Institutions will present
a series of chamber music concerts, lm and book
discussions, leading up to its May production of
Brundibár, a children’s opera. e musicians of
CityMusic are reminded that the problems at the
heart of the holocaust - oppression, discrimination,
bullying, cultural and racial pro ling, genocide -
persist to this day and bear continual examination.
e programs we are presenting are an exploration
of the manner in which these negative forces shape
humanity and color creativity.
CityMusic is proud and honored to present with the following major cultural and educational partners programs centered around the production of Brundibár: Cinematique at the Cleveland Institute, at the Cleveland Institute of Art, Cleveland Public Libraries, Facing History and Ourselves, Lakewood Public Library, Maltz Museum, and WKSU. For more information please visit citymusiccleveland.org or call the individual institution. Monday, February 20, 7pm • Emigrants CityMusic Cleveland Chamber Musicians Lakewood Public Library, 15425 Detroit Avenue, Lakewood • FREE Admission Thursday, March 1, 5:30pm • Terezin Diary Terezin Diary produced by Mark Simon, narrated by Eli Wallach Thursday, March 1, 2012 • Reception at 5:30pm - Screening at 6:45 to 8:00pm. Event is FREE. Cinematheque at the Cleveland Institute of Art, 11141 East Boulevard (free parking) Wednesday, April 11, 7pm • Composers of Teresienstadt Concert for Yom Hashoa Maltz Museum 2929 Richmond Boulevard, Beachwood • Fee $14/$12 members Saturday, April 14, 2pm • The Persecuted Cleveland Public Library, 325 Superior Avenue, Cleveland • FREE Admission Tuesday, April 17, 4 - 7:30pm • Teaching the Holocaust Through Literature Facing History and Ourselves • Workshop at John Carroll University, Dolin Science Center, Room A202 20700 North Park Boulevard, University Heights • 216-321-9220 • FREE Admission
The Persecuted, Cleveland Public Library, April 14, 2012 (download pdf)
The Composers of Theresienstadt, Maltz Museum of Jewish Heritage, April 11, 2012(download pdf) The Emigrants, Lakewood Public Library, February 20, 2012 (download pdf) |
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