Gary Hoffman Performs Bloch's "From Jewish Life"

In 1924, Ernest Bloch wrote three pieces that form a suite called “From Jewish Life,” intended to be performed together and in this order: Prayer, Supplication, and Jewish Song. Hoffman likes performing these three pieces in the opposite order to what Bloch intended; he begins with Jewish Song, then Supplication, and then the highly potent Prayer. Enjoy Gary Hoffman and pianist David Selig performing Bloch’s “From Jewish Life”
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