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This score was rescued after the Holocaust, as its author, Hans Krasa was a Jewish composer who was originally from Prague. Krasa was deported to Theresienstadt concentration camp I (created by the Third Reich and presented in propaganda as a "spa town" where Jewish artists and pensioners could r…

This score was rescued after the Holocaust, as its author, Hans Krasa was a Jewish composer who was originally from Prague. Krasa was deported to Theresienstadt concentration camp I (created by the Third Reich and presented in propaganda as a "spa town" where Jewish artists and pensioners could r…

This score was rescued after the Holocaust, as its author, Hans Krasa was a Jewish composer who was originally from Prague. Krasa was deported to Theresienstadt concentration camp I (created by the Third Reich and presented in propaganda as a "spa town" where Jewish artists and pensioners could r…

This score was rescued after the Holocaust, as its author, Hans Krasa was a Jewish composer who was originally from Prague. Krasa was deported to Theresienstadt concentration camp I (created by the Third Reich and presented in propaganda as a "spa town" where Jewish artists and pensioners could r…

Composed in 2003 by order of the State Society for Cultural Commemorations and first performed in late 2005, The Knight of the Sad Countenance, with libretto and music by Tomás Marco, faces the challenge of turning the epic novel by Cervantes into seven theatrical acts. A prologue and an…