There are two ways to watch the program: in-person at our venue Alphabet City or live-streamed online. Please note the in-house restaurant is closed on Mondays. Please scroll to the bottom to review our Covid-19 safety policies for indoor programs @ Alphabet City, including the proof of vaccination requirement.
A concert honoring the victims of the massacre at the Tree of Life Synagogue
This program features music written by Jewish composers as well as music that expresses the powerful human ability to move forward, and create great art, after tragedy. The program also features remarks from Rabbi Myers of the Tree of Life Congregation as well as literary readings, to honor the memory of those whose lives were taken at the Tree of Life Synagogues.
The Clarion Quartet musicians are all members of the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra and are dedicated to playing music of composers who were suppressed: https://www.clarionquartet.com/
The event is sponsored by the Jack Buncher Chair in Jewish Studies in the Department of History at Carnegie Mellon University and co-sponsored by: The School of Music in the School of Fine Arts at CMU; Dietrich College of Humanities & Socal Scienes at CMU; The Holocaust Center of Pittsburgh; Classrooms without Borders.
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