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FOUND IN A TRAIN STATION
for soprano and ensemble
 
DUTATION: 11:30 minutes
INSTRUMENTATION: soprano, mandolin, clarinet, violin, cello and piano
YEAR COMPOSED: 2006
TEXT: Authentic WWII document
LANGUAGE: To be translated to the local language (score in English)
 
 
Found in a Train Station (2006) by Lior Navok is an 11½-minute work for soprano, mandolin, clarinet, violin, cello, and piano. The text is taken from an authentic WWII note written by a mother in a Polish train station as she faced the impossible decision to abandon her child in the hope of saving its life. The music reflects her turmoil—fear, passiveness, anger, remorse, and fragile hope—creating a deeply moving and historically resonant addition to the contemporary repertoire of Holocaust-related vocal chamber music.
 
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