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A Soirée of Music and Art

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Eva Frankfurther, Barrister Listening, oil on paper, 1957, private collection. 

19 June | Holywell Music Room | from 8pm â€‹

Tim Posner | Emily Earl | Donghoon Shin | Sebastian Black | Jonathan Leibovitz | Tim Crawford | Echéa Quartet | George Fu

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In homage to Eva Frankfurther (1930-1959)​

We are honoured to be able to display eight paintings during the concert by the important emigré artist Eva Frankfurther (1930-1959), which previously have not been exhibited. It is a huge honour to be able to show these powerful paintings in public for the first time.

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Sebastian Black

New work for solo cello

SmorgasChord Commission 2022: world premiere

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Gustav Mahler

‘Ich atmet einen linden Duft’ from Rückert Lieder, arr. cello and piano

 

Wolfgang Rihm

Fremde Szenen III (1984)

 

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Donghoon Shin

My Shadow (2021)

 

Clara Schumann

Geheimes Flüstern hier und dort Op. 23 No. 3, arr. viola and piano

 

György Kurtág

Hommage à R. Sch. Op. 15/d

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Felix Mendelssohn 

String Quartet in E flat major, Op. 44 No. 3

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Change of venue

This event will now be held in the Holywell Music Room.

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In traditional SmorgasChord style, we end our festival with a soirée, simply overflowing with music. In this event, we are thrilled to be able to display eight paintings by the exceptional artist Eva Frankfurther, a Jewish emigré who arrived in Britain in 1939. She lived her life mostly in Whitechapel, where she painted many of the newly arrived immigrants in her community. ​

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We've chosen music that will complement these paintings, creating a playful dialogue between music and art. 

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This year our soirée is in three parts, and we will enjoy a short break with refreshments between each part. This evening will be a relaxed and laid-back event - feel free to arrive whenever you like! 

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Where: Holywell Music Room | Oxford

When: 19 June | from 8pm

Duration: approx. 2 hours 15 minutes

Tickets: £20 | £10 | Students £5 | Sunday Pass £25 | Festival Pass £50 

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