75 violins - 2 violas

& a cello

in the human embrace of Mason

and area residents

Each violin holds

A story

A life

A voice

that refused

to be silenced.

We honor

the legacy of those who once held these instruments

some who survived the Holocaust and some who did not

their resilience, their courage, and their unwavering hope.

Through their stories we are invited to reflect, to examine our own values, to confront prejudice, and to strive to become the better versions of ourselves.

This is more than remembrance.

It is a call to listen to the music and their stories, to learn from the past, and to carry these lessons forward.