Fania Chapiro & Julius Hijman

Friday, 6 October 2023   |   20:15 - 22:00

Fania Chapiro & Julius Hijman

The Leiden Salon is programming four concerts centered around music by composers in the Netherlands who were persecuted during the Second World War. The programs are inspired by the ties that the presented composers had with the Netherlands, the US, Hungary and Germany.

To put together the program, the Leiden Salon collaborated with flautist Eleonore Pameijer, who founded the Leo Smit Foundation in 1996 with pianist Frans van Ruth. The foundation is named after the Jewish composer Leo Smit who was murdered in 1943 in Sobibor.

Program:

Julius Hijman (1901-1969)
– Cellosonate no2 (1959)
allegro molto,
andante tranquillo
allegro con brio – allegro vivace.

Fania Chapiro (1926-1993)
– Cello sonate no2 (1956)
andantino – allegro ma no troppo,
scherzo (allegro molto),
allegretto (hommage à M. Prokofieff) en
presto agitator.

Paul Sanders (1891-1986)
– liederen

  • Composer(s) Fania Chapiro & Julius Hijman
  • Title(s) of the Work(s)

    Julius Hijman (1901-1969)
    - Cellosonate no2 (1959)
         allegro molto,
         andante tranquillo
         allegro con brio - allegro vivace.
    Fania Chapiro (1926-1993)
    - Cello sonate no2 (1956)
         andantino - allegro ma no troppo,
         scherzo (allegro molto),
         allegretto (hommage à M. Prokofieff) en
         presto agitato.

  • Performer, Ensemble or Orchestra Doris Hochscheid, cello & Frans van Ruth, piano

Date

Oct 06 2023
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Time

20:15 - 22:00

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Location

Leiden, De Leidse Salon
Leiden, De Leidse Salon
Hooglandsekerkgracht 17a, 2312 HS Leiden
Website
https://www.leidsesalon.nl

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