Holding Hope Concert in partnership with Queen City Opera

In collaboration with the Nancy & David Wolf Holocaust and Humanity Center,
Queen City Opera presents a moving afternoon of music inspired by _Holding
Hope_ , the Center’s portrait exhibition honoring Holocaust survivors with
ties to Cincinnati.

The event begins at 3:30 PM within the gallery itself, where small ensembles
of QCO musicians activate the space through intimate performances of short
works connected to the lives, memories, and cultural backgrounds of the
survivors, many of them Russian-speakers from Eastern Europe.

At 4:30 PM, audiences are invited to Reakirt Auditorium for a culminating
concert featuring professional singers and orchestra in selections from
Mendelssohn’s _Elijah_ and a complete performance of his Psalm 42.
Mendelssohn’s deeply personal setting of longing, faith, and renewal offers a
powerful artistic response to themes of resilience, remembrance, and hope.

Free parking in the lot of the Cincinnati Museum Center. Seating is general
admission. Please contact us in advance if you require accessibility
accommodations or wheelchair seating so that our staff may prepare the space
to ensure your comfort.

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