Erasure

Erasure

Weimar 2022

A live performance.

On-stage writing and erasure, with live improvisation by Alan Bern (piano, accordion), Ilya Shneyveys (accordion), and Mark Kovnatskiy (violin).

Dedicated to the 'Night of the Murdered Poets,' commemorating the execution of Yiddish writers in 1952.
Yiddish Summer Weimar. Mon Ami.

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