article_snippet: No one has suggested any Nazi sympathy by composer Jonas Tarm, a 21-year-old Estonian American, who intended for the work to deplore war including recent bloodshed in Ukraine.
article_snippet: Tarm uploaded this photograph of Tarm
article_snippet: Tarm initially explained Tarm work only with a dedication in the program 'to the victims of hunger and fire' and an excerpt from T.S. Eliot's post-World War
article_snippet: Upset: After Tarm's Carnegie Hall (pictured) debut was cancelled, Tarm spoke more at length, saying Tarm was 'disappointed and confused' by the rejection of a piece 'not meant to provoke, but to evoke .
article_snippet: Tarm has said a piece ' is 'devoted to the victims who have suffered from cruelty and hatred of war, totalitarianism, polarizing nationalism -- in the past and today' Music speaks for itself?
article_snippet: After the cancelation, Tarm spoke more at length, saying Tarm was 'disappointed and confused' by the rejection of a piece 'not meant to provoke, but to evoke.' a piece ''s devoted to the victims who have suffered from cruelty and hatred of war, totalitarianism, polarizing nationalism -- in the past and today,' Tarm said in a statement. '
article_snippet: The old joke about how do you get to Tarm's Carnegie Hall (pictured) -- you practice.
article_snippet: I'm disappointed that this work will no longer have the ability to speak for this work,' Tarm said.
article_snippet: Tarm, who is studying at the New England Conservatory in Boston, said that the orchestra had been practicing a piece ' for weeks without any complaints.
highlights_snippet: Tarm, a 21-year-old Estonian American, intended for Jonas Tarm's orchestral work on Sunday at Carnegie Hall to deplore war including recent bloodshed in Ukraine .
  