The theme song Schindler's List was presented as the highlight of the evening. However, the full house made by young musicians from the Mozarteum Foundation in the auditorium of the Cultural Association l Humboldt in concert In Memoriam yesterday owed much more than the simple interest of a handful of moviegoers and music lovers eager to re-hear the melancholy notes of the theme of John Williams recalled. About received and reproduced by various means (email mail, Twitter, Facebook, phone, etc..) Space invitation Anna Frank went with the conviction, and after we reiterated to the event, not simply be attending a performance of strings with various topics of contemporary Jewish composers. What we witnessed was a new form of remembrance, as valid as any prayer or memorial, and also much more relevant. These minor modes, arpeggios and scales George Perlman, Mark Warshawsky and these melodies that evoke these images Chassidic life of Ernest Bloch, solemn and melancholy, which young talent ran in his violins, violas and cellos, in circumstances reminiscent of those were also the more painful to touch, often forced by terror, and others, including their own way out of this terror through their small instruments .
honored the Jewish musicians who r ecibían their coreligionists to the doors of the extermination camps. They honored people like Jacques Stroumsa, violinist of Auschwitz, who owes his life much to the bow and the four strings. Honored many Jewish musicians, professional or amateur, known and unknown, many of whose stories sought reconstruct the Israeli luthier Schlomo Mintz through the project " Violins of Holocaust." They honored Finally, a way to resist and, in many cases, to survive, as valid as any other: the consecration of life through music. What a tribute and my gratitude and appreciation to Anna Frank Space for this initiative on the eve of International Day of Commemoration of the Shoah (January 27)
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