SPONSOR A TMF COMMISSION
Give a gift to future generations — add a piece of music to the chamber repertoire and help fill the silence left by the Terezín artists.
Your commission will be premiered by a celebrated artist in one of the world's great concert halls. Call us at 857-222-8263 or write us at [email protected] to start the conversation with our director, Mark Ludwig.
Your commission will be premiered by a celebrated artist in one of the world's great concert halls. Call us at 857-222-8263 or write us at [email protected] to start the conversation with our director, Mark Ludwig.
THANK YOU TO OUR MOST RECENT TMF COMMISSION SPONSORS:
THE OMER FOUNDATION sponsored Sivan Eldar's "The Song About the Child," a choral setting of Salman Masalha’s poem in our Liberation poetry anthology.
This commission received its world premiere (shown above) June 29 at the Spanish Synagogue in Prague and its North American/U.S. Premiere October 5 at Symphony Hall, Boston. Performed by the Boston Children's Chorus.
JAMES ROSENSTEIN sponsored two TMF commissions by Milad Yousifi, "In Search of Home," which premiered in our 2020 Gala Concert film, and "Refuge," premiered by the esteemed Hawthorne String Quartet at Boston's Symphony Hall.
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CYNTHIA AND OLIVER CURME sponsored Lubica Cekovska's "Four Movements for Piano." Published by Barenreiter Verlag.
Garrick Ohlsson performed the world premiere at the Rudolfinum during the 2013 Prague Spring Festival and the North American premiere at Boston's Symphony Hall. He recorded it and also performed it on tour. Above: Cynthia and Oliver Curme with Mr. Ohlsson, Ms. Cekovska, and Mark Ludwig at the world premiere.
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CAROL AND JOE REICH sponsored André Previn's 2011 Clarinet Quintet and dedicated it to the memory of family members Dr. Townsend B. Friedman and Ambassador Townsend B. Friedman, Jr. The score, published by G. Schirmer, and the CD both include their dedication.
The world premiere was performed in Boston's Symphony Hall by Boston Symphony Orchestra clarinetist Thomas Martin and the Hawthorne String Quartet. Above: Joe and Carol Reich and family with Andre Previn at the world premiere.
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