Many famous Israeli poets have German roots, but are almost unknown in this country: Lea Goldberg was born in Königsberg, Dan Pagis in Radautz, Jehuda Amichai as Ludwig Pfeuffer in Würzburg and Natan Zach as Harry Seitelbach in Berlin.
Having grown up speaking German, they had to emigrate when National Socialism threatened their lives and from then on wrote in the language of their new homeland. Every schoolchild in Israel knows them.
The Jarock Ensemble now wants to write them into Germany's cultural memory. It has translated selected poems into German and Tal Koch has set them to music in the original - verses that speak of encouragement in loneliness, of nature, love, the search for the good and of light in the darkness.
Jarock Ensemble: Tal Koch (composition, arrangement, vocals, piano), Raphael Isaac Landzbaum (oboe, recorder), Guy Woodcock (guitar), Irene Aselmeier (recitation)
(SHOW IN GERMAN)
Dates
November 2024
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