VIOLINS OF HOPE

More about Violins of Hope:

After a Covid interruption and delay, the  Violins of Hope collection is back in Los Angeles. These historic instruments stand as a testament to resilience, in their triumphant return. Their presence marks a celebration of perseverance and music’s power to transcend. 

Violins of Hope is a collection of violins, violas and cellos, rescued from the Holocaust and restored by Israeli violinmaker, Amnon Weinstein and his son Avshi. Today, the instruments are played in top concert halls as well as used as teaching opportunities for young and old. Teaching history in a unique way, through music. The violins are considered survivors themselves, and illustrate the power of endurance and the ability to overcome adversities. They are now singing to the world and will be our story tellers after we are gone. 

From the amazing stories and beauty of the violins comes the inspiration for musical performances and visual exhibitions, as well as educational initiatives that explore the history and practice of music and art in the face of oppression and suffering. It illustrates the power of the human spirit and underscores the importance of standing up against bigotry and hatred while demonstrating the transformative power of music. Teaching lessons of tolerance contributes to a better world for our future generations, and promotes the message of Never Again and we must Never Forget.