Davone Tines & Jennifer Koh
Davone Tines & Jennifer Koh
Dynamic violinist Jennifer Koh and pathbreaking opera singer Davóne Tines collaborate to distill the history of Asian American oppression, and highlight the untold story of solidarity between Asian Americans and the Black community.
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Carnegie Hall online
April 23, 2021 | 7:00 pm
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Performance details

Davóne Tines
Bass-baritone
Jennifer Koh
Violin
Ken Ueno
Arranger, "Strange Fruit"

How to watch

Watch on Carnegie Hall's YouTube channel or Facebook page. No registration required. The video will remain available for on-demand viewing through 5/31.

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Carnegie Hall
New York, NY

About This Event

In the premiere of a new music film, dynamic violinist Jennifer Koh and pathbreaking opera singer Davóne Tines collaborate to distill the history of Asian American oppression, and highlight the untold story of solidarity between Asian Americans and the Black community. Images that document violence against Asian Americans are juxtaposed with video of Koh and Tines performing Ken Ueno’s arrangement of “Strange Fruit,” a song that has historically been an unflinching expression of Black oppression. This work is the result of a three-year collaborative journey between Koh, Tines, Ueno, and dramaturg Kee-Yoon Nahm.

Image: Davóne Tines / photo by Bowie Verschuuren; Jennifer Koh / photo by Jürgen Frank