On Sunday, May 19th the Charles Ives Chamber Music Festival will present a concert titled Inextinguishable, with a presentation by Martin Goldsmith of his film Winter Journey, which documents his parents' experiences during Nazi Germany and their decision to leave for America, as well as a new work, Inextinguishable, by Paul Frucht and music by Jewish composers who were interred in concentration camps. Paul talks with Kate about the different aspects of the concert and about his work, which he says is a plea for peace and love the prevail.
Conversations with the performers, the conductors, the composers and other people instrumental in creating today's live and recorded classical music.
Music Interview: The Charles Ives Music Festival presents an inextinguishable concert
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