Gideon Klein was a bright and brilliant young composer murdered by the Nazis.
For him, music was his lifeline and his resistance; for his doting sister, it could be his hubris. In an age of unfolding atrocity, what do you do when the music of personal solace can be used as a tool of your oppression? Amid hate, war, and propaganda, should your music play on no matter what the cost?
Gideon challenges audiences to engage deeply with history, find hidden hope, and draw strength from art as we confront upheaval in our own world. It is a co-production between Bradford Cathedral, Bradford Reformed Synagogue and Modalways CIC.
7:45pm (All dates), 5pm (Sat Matinée)
Tickets will be available soon
Organiser
For any queries relating to this event, please call our office on 01274 77 77 20 (Mon – Fri 9am – 2:45pm) or e-mail info@bradfordcathedral.org.
Venue
The main Cathedral nave can seat up to 500 people for a seated concert. Enjoy the best arts and culture in the beautiful historic Cathedral building.