WHEELING, W.Va. — 'Violins of Hope' - a touring collection of instruments restored from the Holocaust - finished its last performance this week at the Ohio County Public Library. Attendees could hear ...

KNOXVILLE, Tenn. — The notes ring out: Rich, haunting and full of history. These are not just violins. They are voices of the past. The Violins of Hope project brings a collection of restored violins, ...

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 Holocaust ...

High school students from across Nassau County experienced history through music at the Violins of Hope Educational Concert on Thursday, March 12, at the Madison Theatre at Molloy University.

For the first time, Violins of Hope, which features restored violins owned by Jewish musicians before and during the Holocaust, comes to the Vail Valley on Wednesday. Though the Vilar Performing Arts ...

About 70 Violins of Hope instruments are brought to UK students. Students perform Mahler; UK Symphony members join school visits linking music to history. Exhibit, film and lectures preserve owners' ...

MORGANTOWN, W.Va. — After six years of efforts and the pandemic, the West Virginia University College of Creative Arts and Media is presenting Violins of Hope to the community beginning Tuesday ...

Six million Jewish people were murdered during the Holocaust, and at least 5 million other people who were targeted by the Nazi regime were also murdered. Right now, the collection of Violins of Hope ...

In Skylight Theatre's latest show, Fiddler on the Roof, perhaps the most powerful piece of storytelling is truly instrumental. Two violins, played both on and off stage, survived the Holocaust. They ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. One hundred and twenty people packed the Chabad. As they trudged in, stamping snow from their boots and unwinding woolen scarves, ...

One hundred and twenty people packed the Chabad. As they trudged in, stamping snow from their boots and unwinding woolen scarves, I realized I wouldn’t find a bigger gathering of Jewish people ...