Experience the power of music through the lens of history at the Jacksonville Symphony's Violins of Hope concert.
Join the Jacksonville Symphony on February 15, 2025, at Jacoby Symphony Hall for ‘Violins of Hope,’ a concert celebrating historical instruments. This unique event not only features instruments once belonging to Holocaust victims but also offers workshops leading up to the concert aimed at fostering empathy and understanding while confronting contemporary issues of antisemitism. Don’t miss this opportunity to connect with the power of music during the Symphony’s 75th Anniversary Season.
Mark your calendars for an unforgettable evening in Jacksonville! On February 15, 2025, the Jacksonville Symphony is set to take the stage at the renowned Jacoby Symphony Hall for an extraordinary event titled “Violins of Hope: Building Bridges Through the Power of Music.” This concert is not just about the music; it’s a heartwarming initiative to connect people and spread messages of empathy and understanding through the universal language of music.
What makes this concert so special, you ask? It will feature instruments that once belonged to Holocaust victims. These cherished violins, violas, and cellos have been meticulously restored by Amnon and Avshalom Weinstein, and they’ll serve as poignant reminders of triumph over adversity. Before the concert begins, attendees will have the opportunity to view these incredible instruments in the lobby, each one telling its own unique story.
Under the baton of Music Director Courtney Lewis, the Jacksonville Symphony will present a stunning performance that promises to resonate deeply with those in attendance. The concert will also feature the talented Concertmaster Adelya Nartadjieva, who will add her own flair to the proceedings. Adding even more depth will be narration from members of the esteemed Violins of Hope Advisory Council, which includes notable figures such as civil rights activists and community leaders, each contributing their insights to enrich the audience’s experience.
In the days leading up to this significant event, several workshops are scheduled to provide a deeper understanding of the instruments and their considerable historical significance. These educational opportunities will take place at:
These workshops are set to enhance the overall experience of the concert, turning it into a comprehensive journey of remembrance and resilience.
This concert is not just a beautiful musical evening; it’s a significant part of the Jacksonville Symphony’s 75th Anniversary Season. With over 80 concerts on the horizon, this performance marks an important milestone in the Symphony’s ongoing mission to utilize music as a powerful force for good in the local community. The Symphony’s outreach initiatives reach more than 70,000 students annually, emphasizing the importance of music education and cultural enrichment.
Additionally, “Violins of Hope” doesn’t shy away from addressing the ongoing issues of antisemitism that still mar our society today. Through this concert and its accompanying workshops, the Jacksonville Symphony aims to spark conversations that promote understanding and discourage intolerance.
With tickets already available, music lovers and community members are encouraged to secure their seats for this remarkable event. Come join in this celebration that mixes historical significance with artistic expression, and be part of something truly extraordinary. Let’s unite through the power of music in Jacksonville!
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