Renowned performers Wolfgang Holzmair and Thérèse Lindquist will be enchanting audiences with a captivating rendition of the exquisite songs composed by Max Kowalski (1882 – 1956) at the upcoming event, "Songs of Max Kowalski (1882 – 1956)" in New York City. Kowalski, a highly esteemed composer, singer, and teacher, endured unimaginable hardships during World War II when he was unjustly imprisoned in the Buchenwald concentration camp. Forced to flee Germany to safeguard his family and their possessions from Nazi persecution, Kowalski embarked on a new chapter in London with his daughter, following the tragic demise of his wife. His profound musical compositions, including numerous lieder, were recognized by Universal, a prominent publisher, before his exile. Kowalski eloquently expressed his artistic approach, stating, "I am an arch-romantic and rely wholly on feeling." Esteemed critics have praised Holzmair and Lindquist's exceptional interpretation of Kowalski's lieder, capturing the intricate emotions and sentiments within each poem. Their remarkable musicality and profound commitment have garnered accolades, making this event a must-see for lovers of German art songs. Immerse yourself in the sublime melodies of Max Kowalski's compositions at the Center for Jewish History in New York City.

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