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2013
Dash, Mehmet
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שפה נוכחית
A Jewish tragedy
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- Asse, Belgium : De studio
- 2013 Creators:
- Binet, Roland (composer)
| ""Starting in 2009, after my first visit in Riga, I became interested in the fate of the Jews in the Baltic States during the war. I returned several times to Latvia and also visited Estonia and Lithuania. In 2013 while in Riga, I went to see the Rumbula Memorial to see for myself what that well-known and fateful place looked like. That year in Vilnius, I visited the Ponár (Paneriai) memorial site, another of those well-known fateful places [...] So, as I am an amateur flutist, I decided that another way to express personal commemoration of the Jewish victims was to compose a number of solo flute pieces intended to musically convey what the hundreds of thousands of Jews who were killed by the Nazis and their henchmen went through during the whole period of the war and, above all, during their last moments on this earth"-- Roland Binet, Defending history. |
| Performer |
Binet, Roland |
|---|---|
| Record Company |
Asse, Belgium : De studio |
| Creation Date |
2013 |
| Creators |
Binet, Roland (composer, instrumentalist, performer) Rīgas Geto un Latvijas Holokausta muzejs |
| Genre |
Art music |
| Physical Description |
1 audio disc (21 minutes) : digital 4 3/4 in. + 1 booklet (unnumbered 12 cm.). |
| Language |
zxx |
| Notes |
Produced in cooperation with the Riga Ghetto and Latvian Holocaust Museum, Riga, Latvia. Booklet includes program notes by Roland Binet. |
| Content Note |
A tribute to the victims of Rumbula. Threnody Rumbula -- A Jewish tragedy. War Ghetto The killing pits Liberation Remembrance. |
| Note on Participants |
Roland Binet, flute. |
| Production Note |
Roland Binet, compositions. |
| Shelf Number |
CD 12490 |
| System Number |
990039408030205171 |
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About the album
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""Starting in 2009, after my first visit in Riga, I became interested in the fate of the Jews in the Baltic States during the war. I returned several times to Latvia and also visited Estonia and Lithuania. In 2013 while in Riga, I went to see the Rumbula Memorial to see for myself what that well-known and fateful place looked like. That year in Vilnius, I visited the Ponár (Paneriai) memorial site, another of those well-known fateful places [...] So, as I am an amateur flutist, I decided that another way to express personal commemoration of the Jewish victims was to compose a number of solo flute pieces intended to musically convey what the hundreds of thousands of Jews who were killed by the Nazis and their henchmen went through during the whole period of the war and, above all, during their last moments on this earth"-- Roland Binet, Defending history.
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