From My Garden - Promenade Concert 100 Years Ursula Mamlok

Music and conversation commemorate the Berlin-born Ursula Mamlok (1923-2016). Threatened because of her Jewish origins, she fled from the National Socialists to New York, where she became one of the most renowned composers in the USA. In her summer domicile in San Mateo, California, she created numerous compositions that reflect the garden as a place of retreat. This music can now be heard in the garden of the Liebermann-Villa, which was itself a source of inspiration for the painter Max Liebermann.

Language: German

Organised by: Marlene Heiss and Konstantin Parnian

In cooperation with: Dwight und Ursula Mamlok-Stiftung, Liebermann-Villa am Wannsee

Supported by: Musikfonds, Die Beauftragte der Bundesregierung für Kultur und Medien