Works by Johanna Bordewijk-Roepman, Robert (Bob) Hanf, Robert Kahn, Hans Krieg, Leo Smit and Rosy Wertheim
Adaya Peled, soprano
Shelley Katz, Conductor
The Symphonova
Booking: Entrance Free. Email to reserve your seat: mansfieldcommunitycentre@cogop.org.uk
Forbidden Music Regained Festival
Saturday 30 November 2024 5:00 – 6:00 pm
Amsterdam
Programme
Works by Johanna Bordewijk-Roepman, Robert (Bob) Hanf, Robert Kahn, Hans Krieg, Leo Smit and Rosy Wertheim
Channa Malkin, soprano
Shelley Katz, Conductor
The Symphonova
Booking: Details will be published shortly
Workshop for Conductors
Sunday 1 December 2024
Amsterdam Conservatory
Programme
Works by Johanna Bordewijk-Roepman, Robert (Bob) Hanf, Robert Kahn, Hans Krieg, Leo Smit and Rosy Wertheim
Shelley Katz, Conductor
The Symphonova
Booking: Details will be published shortly
Wiener Holocaust Library
Monday 28 April 2025
29 Russell Square, London WC1B 5DP
Programme
Works by Johanna Bordewijk-Roepman, Robert (Bob) Hanf, Robert Kahn, Hans Krieg, Leo Smit and Rosy Wertheim
Adaya Peled, soprano
Shelley Katz, Conductor
The Symphonova
Dr Barbara Warnock, presentor
The evening’s programme will consist of a presentation by Dr Barbara Warnock (Wiener Holocaust Library) and a performance of a selection of orchestral works recorded as part of the project and conducted by Shelley Katz using the Symphonova.
Booking: Info@symphonova.com
PAST EVENTS
Dr. Alfred Bader (CBE) 100th Birthday Commemoration
28 April 2024, 2:30 to 4:30pm
Friends House Library, Euston, London NW1 2BJ
Booking: By invitation only
Music
Shelley Katz – Conductor
Helen Bailey – Soprano
Hans Krieg – Jiskor for soprano and orchestra
Robert Kahn – Praeludium for soprano and orchestra
Joe Kraemer – Tribute for Alfred Bader for Orchestra
Presentations
Dr Barbara Warnock – Wiener Holocaust Library
Marian McNichol – the Quaker Asylum and Refugee Network
Prof Jeremy Sanders CBE – Cambridge University
This commemorative event celebrates the life of Dr. Alfred Bader CBE (1924 to 2018). Alfred led an extraordinary life; he was a child refugee on the Kindertransport, a chemist, a businessman who founded the Aldrich Chemical Company, an art collector and philanthropist.
His philanthropy supported and continues, through Bader Philanthropies, to support many organizations and people close to his heart, including all three hosts of this event: Quakers in Britain, the Wiener Holocaust Library and Symphonova UK.
The event will feature speakers and music pertinent to Alfred Bader’s life. Dr Barbara Warnock from the Wiener Holocaust Library will talk about the Kindertransport, Marian McNichol, from the Quaker Asylum and Refugee Network will speak on how Quakers are advocating for refugees today, and Prof Jeremy Sanders CBE will speak about Alfred’s contribution to the world through chemistry.
Led by Dr Shelley Katz conducting the Symphonova the musical part of the evening will consist of orchestral music, including works by Hans Krieg and Robert Kahn who suffered under the Holocaust, and a new composition written for the occasion by Joe Kraemer.