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Many Jewish composers enriched European musical life before the Holocaust. During the Nazi era, their works were banned from concert halls, and the memory of their contributions was erased. The consequences persist to this day: their names are largely unknown, and their pieces are rarely performed.
The Gernsheim Duo brings music by forgotten composers back to the concert stage. Performances have taken the ensemble as far as Japan. In 2019, they released the world's first recording of songs by their namesake, Friedrich Gernsheim (1839-1916).
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