Now We Can Sing
Envision a world where pursuing your deepest passion is hindered by the color of your hair, the freckles on your skin, or simply thinking a bit differently. “Now We Can Sing” unfolds as a poignant and uplifting musical journey, spotlighting the music banned to Jewish musicians in 1930s Germany by the Nazis. This immersive event traces the paths of these resilient artists through the harrowing era, culminating in their migration to a new land and the forging of new lives. In the face of adversity, the melodies that were once suppressed now soar, creating a powerful narrative that resonates with the triumph of the human spirit and the enduring ability of music to transcend oppression.
Now We Can Sing is a multifaceted music and theater experience available to high school students and adults. This program was created to provoke deep conversation and consideration around the existential dangers of 'othering'. Our comprehensive curriculum written by award winning team of holocaust educators is available upon request.
Comprehensive package includes:
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A live performance of “Now We Can Sing!” – a multigenre piece featuring classical music, cabaret songs, stories and video performed by two actor musicians with flute, guitar, and voice.
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Interactive classroom workshops: crafted to resonate with students fostering a deep connections to the material as they explore the resonance to ther own lives.
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Detailed four-unit curriculum: Explores the rise of the Nazis in prewar 1930’s Germany and multiple aspects of the holocaust through music, film, poetry, historic accounts and readings.
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Specialized teacher training: Available live or via Zoom
Components are available individually.
Explore Unit 1 of the curriculum by clicking the link below.