Hathern Baptist Church

General Admission

Under 16

Experience an unforgettable evening of music and history with The Violin of Auschwitz, a deeply moving concert that brings one of the Holocaust&rsquo;s most extraordinary stories to life. The original violin, crafted and preserved under unimaginable circumstances in Auschwitz, will be played in concert by acclaimed violinist Elaine Page, allowing its voice to be heard once more. Through music and narration, the violin&rsquo;s powerful journey of survival, hope, and resilience will be shared with the audience. The program features evocative works including selections from Schindler&rsquo;s List, Fiddler on the Roof, and music by Ernest Bloch, alongside other poignant pieces. This concert is more than a performance&mdash;it is a testament to the enduring power of music to bear witness, to remember, and to inspire. An evening that promises to be both artistically compelling and profoundly moving.

Experience an unforgettable evening of music and history with The Violin of Auschwitz, a deeply moving concert that brings one of the Holocaust’s most extraordinary stories to life. The original violin, crafted and preserved under unimaginable circumstances in Auschwitz, will be played in concert by acclaimed violinist Elaine Page, allowing its voice to be heard once more. Through music and narration, the violin’s powerful journey of survival, hope, and resilience will be shared with the audience. The program features evocative works including selections from Schindler’s List, Fiddler on the Roof, and music by Ernest Bloch, alongside other poignant pieces. This concert is more than a performance—it is a testament to the enduring power of music to bear witness, to remember, and to inspire. An evening that promises to be both artistically compelling and profoundly moving.

Hathern Baptist Church

The Violin of Auschwitz - The sound of hope

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Under 16

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