Performance of Gideon Klein's Bachuri Le'an Tisa, as part of a Performing the Jewish Archive event.

Gideon Klein's Trio, a central work in the string trio repertoire, performed at numerous Performing the Jewish Archive events.

Violinist DAVID PERRY is artist-in-residence and professor of violin at the University of Wisconsin–Madison; member of the Pro Arte Quartet

Performed by members of the Pro Arte String Quartet. A Performing the Jewish Archive event.

Performance of Gideon Klein's folksong setting for male voices. A Performing the Jewish Archive event.

 Over 500 young people ages 7-18 participate in one of 11 single-gender performing choirs or introductory choirs.

Performance of Gideon Klein's folksongs, arranged for girls' choir and piano by Stephen Muir.

Violist SALLY CHISHOLM is a member of the Pro Arte Quartet and artist-inresidence at the University of Wisconsin–Madison.

Gideon Klein's arrangements of folksongs, for the prisoner choirs in the Terezin ghetto.

The inaugural festival for the Performing the Jewish Archive global events, Madison, Wisconsin, USA.

Gideon Klein's poignant setting of Hebrew words, composed in the Terezin Ghetto.

Moravian-born composer and pianist based in Prague, and one of the most important artists in the Terezín(Theresienstadt) ghetto.

Gideon Klein's settings of folksongs, for the prisoner choirs in the Terezin ghetto. (Arranged by Stephen Muir.)

The Pro Arte debuted in New Yor in 1926 and makes its permanent home at the University of Wisconsin-Madison.

 Artist-in-residence and professor of chamber music and cello at the University of Wisconsin–Madison; member of the Pro Arte Quartet.

Senior Lecturer in Music at the University of Leeds, and Principal Investigator for Performing the Jewish Archive.

Madison's youth orchestra (more to come).