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Das Tagebuch der Anne Frank

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Tue, May 6, 2025, 11:00
Everything seems to have been said about them, books have been written, films made, podcasts produced, facts collected upon facts. And yet there remains a void into which all the facts and words cannot penetrate - but the music can. In his composition, Grigori Frid approaches the inner states of Anne Frank, traces her longings and fears, and thus echoes the great literary power of Anne Frank's words. He creates a sensualization of the situation and thus a strong possibility... Read full text

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Volker KrafftMusical Director
Olivia WarburtonAnne Frank
Philharmonisches Staatsorchester HamburgOrchestra

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Grigori FridDas Tagebuch der Anne Frank
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