With love from:
London, Paris, Rome, Berlin, Tel Aviv, Jerusalem, Cleveland, Birmingham, Sarasota, Phoenix, Cincinnati, Charlotte and Nashville.
Their History
For Jews enduring utter despair and unimaginable evil during the Holocaust, music offered haven and humanity. The strains of a beloved song supplied solace, even if only for a few moments. The chords also provided a vital reminder that even the most brutal regime could not rob them of their faith. No matter what, their souls could be free.
In 1996, Weinstein put out a call for violins from the Holocaust that he would restore in hopes that the instruments would sound again.