Three At Three: Echoes From The Holocaust

The St. Mary's Chamber Music Concert Series welcomes Magisterra Soloists for Three concerts at Three! Through music by Prokofiev, Weiner, Kahn, Zemlinsky, and Hahn, we remember the lives, voices, and stories shaped by the Holocaust. Music can preserve memory, give voice to forgotten stories, and connect us with the past. Echoes from the Holocaust presents a powerful afternoon of chamber music by Sergei Prokofiev, László Weiner, Robert Kahn, Alexander von Zemlinsky, and Reynaldo Hahn, bringing together works shaped by a period of profound upheaval and loss. Featuring works written for piano, clarinet, and strings, this program explores the rich musical voices of composers whose lives and legacies intersected with the cultural and political turmoil of the early twentieth century. Through their music, Echoes from the Holocaust invites the audience to reflect on the power of artistic expression, memory, and remembrance. Join Magisterra Soloists for this meaningful concert as we honour the past through music and remember the lives and voices that must not be forgotten. Performers • Brett Kingsbury, piano • Theodore Chow, piano • Peter Shackleton, clarinet • Annette-Barbara Vogel, violin • Menelaos Menelaou, violin • Jutta Puchhammer, viola • Deverson Correia, cello Works by • Sergej Prokofieff (1891-1953) • László Weiner (1916-1944) • Robert Kahn (1865-1951) • Alexander von Zemlinsky (1871-1942) • Reynaldo Hahn (1874-1947) About Magisterra Soloists Celebrating its 10th anniversary, Magisterra Soloists’ 2026–2027 season marks a decade of artistic excellence, ambitious programming, and cultural impact in London, Ontario. The anniversary season features the most ambitious slate of artistic initiatives in the ensemble’s history, including seven newly commissioned works by Canadian composers, with world premieres presented throughout the season. The year also celebrates the international release of Magisterra’s debut recording on Toccata Classics, featuring the world-premiere recordings of Ferdinand Thieriot’s two octets. Together, these initiatives mark a milestone season that reflects Magisterra’s continued commitment to artistic innovation, Canadian music, and bringing exceptional chamber music to audiences in London and beyond.