Holocaust, Violins and Knoxville
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‘These instruments have voices’: Memorial features violins that survived the HolocaustThe exhibit is called Violins of Hope, and it opened on Monday. Guests can see it through April 9 on 108 S. Gay Street.
Walking into the Violins of Hope exhibition, you don’t see just instruments – you feel stories. Each violin, scarred and storied, carries with it the weight of the history and horrors of the ...
The month-long exhibition shows violins that were once owned and played by Jewish victims. The exhibit has been shown in different places around the world.
Violins and Hope brings four historical instruments, panel discussions and events centered around how these violins, violas ...
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That encounter planted the seed for Violins of Hope, Weinstein’s effort to restore violins owned by Jews before and during the Holocaust and hear them played in defiant concerts the world over.
Wharton Arts will present A Concert for Peace with Violins of Hope, a poignant tribute to human resilience and the power of music, on January 12, 2025 at 3:00 p.m. at the New Jersey Performing ...
Knoxville Symphony Orchestra members will perform with violins played by Jewish musicians during the Holocaust.
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