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

Madison's youth orchestra (more to come).

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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