(22 Nov 2016) MUSIC BY HOLOCAUST VICTIMS PLAYED AT MUSEUM
A group of musicians on Monday played the music composed by Holocaust victims in the halls of Israel's Yad Vashem museum for the first time ever.
With a group of spectators following them, the musicians walked around the museum, staging performances amid different displays.
Most of the composers highlighted in Monday's event perished during the Holocaust.
While the music has been played elsewhere in the past, its staging at Yad Vashem has special significance.
"As a classical musician but also as a Jewish believer, for me to play here in front of all those pictures and the videos is to give sound, to give voice, to gives notes to those people and to bring their sound, their voices back to life," said Eyal Shiloach, a violinist who performed in the concert.
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