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Köpenicker synagogue concert: Italian synagogal music in Berlin - be there for free!
According to a report from www.berlin.de, the district office resumes the Köpenicker synagogue concerts. On November 12, 2023, a concert will take place in the hall of "Fifteen Fifteen" in the old town of Köpenick to commemorate the 85th anniversary of the Reichspogromnacht. District Mayor Oliver Igel cordially invites the citizens to visit the concert and experience the beauty of music. It is important to remember the dark time to ensure that similar things are never repeated. The sounds of synagogal music should take the audience on a journey through time, culture and history. In view of the current flame of violent ...
Köpenicker synagogue concert: Italian synagogal music in Berlin - be there for free!
according to a report by www.berlin.de takes the Köpenicker Synagogue concerts. On November 12, 2023, a concert to commemorate the 85th anniversary of the Reichspogromnacht will take place in the "Freiheit Fifteen Fifteen" hall in the old town of Köpenick.
District Mayor Oliver Igel cordially invites the citizens to attend the concert and experience the beauty of music. It is important to remember the dark time to ensure that similar things are never repeated. The sounds of synagogal music should take the audience on a journey through time, culture and history.
In view of the current flame of violent anti -Semitism in the Middle East and its consequences in Berlin, representatives of the district office would like to set an example with artistic means. They emphasize that Jews belong to Germany and their religious and cultural life should be under the special protection of the state.
The concert is led by Kantor Yoed Sorek from Hanover and Jacobus Gladziwa on the organ. Mario Castelnuovo-Tedesco's “memorial service” is performed, a composer and pianist who fled the USA in 1939 to the USA. The Synagogal Ensemble Berlin under the direction of Regina Yantian and Tobias Unterberg and Anna B. also contribute to performance.
The Köpenick Synagogen Concerto takes place just a few steps away from the location of the former synagogue and revives a tradition that was interrupted by the pandemic. The first two concerts in 2018 and 2019 were already very successful. Admission is free, however, registration is required at events@ba-tk.berlin.de.
The Jewish synagogue in freedom 8 in 1910 was demolished and desolated by SA members on November 9, 1938. During the Second World War, she suffered further damage from bombing and was then demolished. Today only a simple plaque is reminiscent of the former church.