Lecture-concert The Barbed Fire - tribute to Rudolf Leonhard by Philippe Bertin and Gabrielle Randrian Koehlhoeffer

Name: Lecture-concert The Barbed Fire - tribute to Rudolf Leonhard by Philippe Bertin and Gabrielle Randrian Koehlhoeffer
Start: 2022-09-18T15:00:00+02:00
End: 2022-09-18T16:00:00+02:00
Location: MUSÉE D'HISTOIRE Jean Garcin : 39-45 L'APPEL DE LA LIBERTÉ

This reading accompanied by the double bass rediscovers the work of Ruldof Leonhard, a German writer exiled in France, a resistance fighter and interned in the south of France during the Second World

Sunday 18 September 2022, 15:00Passed

Conditions

Free, upon registration

Registration

0490202400 musee-appel-liberte@vaucluse.fr

Droits réservés / Philippe Bertin et Gabrielle Randrian Koehlhoeffer

Reading-concert Barbed Wire Fire - tribute to Rudolf Leonhard by Philippe Bertin and Gabrielle Randrian Koehlhoeffer
This sensory reading rediscovers the poetic work of Ruldof Leonhard, one of the main German writers exiled in France, resistant, and interned in the south of France during the Second World War. Philippe Bertin on voice and Gabrielle Randrian Koehlhoeffer on double bass interpret a selection of texts from the Cycle of Castres Prison and more On the run to a shelter.

About the location

MUSÉE D'HISTOIRE Jean Garcin : 39-45 L'APPEL DE LA LIBERTÉ

Chemin du gouffre, 84800 Fontaine-de-Vaucluse

Vaucluse
Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur

Opened in 1990, the museum recreates through a multidisciplinary approach – historical, literary and artistic – a whole period from the pre-war period to the Liberation. A collection of more than 10,000 pieces, objects and documents, evokes, in cinematographic settings inspired by poetic realism, the daily life of the French under occupation and then a presentation of the resistance in the Vaucluse, within the national gesture, apprehends, through the narrative and the testimonies of the actors of the event, the deep motivations of the behaviors; finally a third section: «freedom of the mind» proposes an in-depth reflection on «intelligence in war», the ideals of the resistance, their teaching and meaning. It brings together a number of clandestine, censored and foreign editions, activist magazines, manuscripts by René Char, Georges Rouault, André Breton… and original works by Henri Matisse, Joan Mirò…