Kurt Weill’s Zaubernacht

Name: Kurt Weill's Zaubernacht
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Production Description

Kurt Weill’s Zaubernacht (Magic Night)
Performed March 14-March 18, 2018
Museum of Jewish Heritage, New York City

Zaubernacht, composed by Kurt Weill in 1922, tells the tale of a magical night. The orchestral score was lost when Weill immigrated to the US, and was recently discovered in a locked file cabinet. Performed by Jody Oberfelder Projects and the Knickerbocker Chamber Orchestra, this first time it is performed in NYC in NY since 1925.

Museum of Jewish Heritage
Edmund J. Safra Hall

ZAUBERNACHT

Music by Kurt Weill
Based on on a story by Wladimir Boritsch

Music Director: Gary S. Fagin

Choreographer/Director: Jody Oberfelder in collaboration with

Dancers: Emily Giovine, Pierre Guilbault, Mary Madsen, Ned Malouf, Lindsey Mandolini, Maya Orchin, Hannah Wendel, Mei Yamanaka, and Lyla Forest Butler

Animation/Video Designer: Eric Siegel
Prop Designer: Lexy Ho-Tai
Lighting Designer: Savannah Bell
Assistant Lighting Designer: Sarah Grace Lehman
Costume Designer: Summer Lee Jake
Wardrobe Master: Elizabeth McManus

Musicians
Hai-Ting Chinn, soprano
Joyce Hammann, violin 1
Svetlana Tsoneva, violin 2
Orlando Wells, viola
Mark Shuman, violoncello
Richard Sosinsky, bass
Helen Campo, flute
Erik Holtje, bassoon
Bill Hayes, percussion
Ian Axness, piano
Gary S. Fagin, conductor

This performance is funded in part by the
Kurt Weill Foundation for Music, Inc., New York, NY,
and in part by the Lower Manhattan Cultural Council.

Censorships:Universal

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