Strings of Hope Brings Together Violins that Survived the Holocaust and the Hiroshima Atomic Bombing for a World Debut Performance on April 19. EASTON, PA — The Williams Center for the Arts proudly presents Strings of Hope on Sunday, April 19, 2026, at 3:00 PM. This unique multimedia event marks the first time that violins surviving [...Read More]

Strings of Hope at Main Line Reform Temple. About violins that survived Hiroshima Atomic Bomb & the Holocaust, in film, live performance & spoken word. As part of Yom Hashoah special service.

The journey of violins that survived the horrors of the Holocaust and the atomic bombing of Hiroshima, in film, live performance & spoken word. Sharing the powerful stories of the artists they belonged to, from Hiroshima to Vienna, Warsaw & Shanghai, this promises to be an historic event as the violins carry forward stories of resilience, courage, and hope. Created by cellist & producer Udi Bar-David, the international ensemble will feature teenage violin virtuoso Mio Imai, Taiko drummer Joe Small, pianist Keiko Sato and Udi Bar-David.