ATLYS string quartet, lauded for their passionate, dynamic performances and signature sound, curates programs that are both diverse and intriguing. ATLYS has represented NYC’s Lincoln Center and graced stages such as Red Rocks and the Gorge Amphitheater, and with over 1000 performances under their belt and 25 million digital streams, they have inspired listeners across the globe.

Harnessed with the power and significance of the Violins of Hope, ATLYS will bring their audience on a profound journey of music that encapsulates their tragic, yet enduring and hopeful spirit.

Premiering a brand new suite by Jewish composer Ari Barack Fisher, his new work will take us through the historical, spiritual, and emotional landscapes of the Jewish people. From ancient roots to vibrant community life, through periods of immense hardship and ultimately to enduring hope and celebration, "Echoes of the Wandering Soul" explores themes of memory, resilience, lament, and the unyielding affirmation of life.

As a beautiful complement, the quartet will invite a soprano to join for the US premiere of a song cycle titled “To Live, to be Alive” by Sergey Khvoshchinsky. The six-movement composition dedicated to the tragedy of Jewish people during the time of Holocaust, setting the poems of young prisoners of the concentration camp at Terezin.

This is a free performance.