The Nazis tried to silence them, but their stories and music live on. With music ranging from Berlin cabaret tunes and Gershwin to songs written in the camps, One Voice tells stories of the GLBT and Jewish communities in the Holocaust. Join us for a concert of hope and resistance, in partnership with the St. Cloud University Center for Holocaust and Genocide Education, LGBT Resource Center and the Jean-Nickolaus Tretter Collection in Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual and Transgender Studies archive at the University of Minnesota—the largest collection of GLBT Holocaust materials outside of Berlin.

The second performance of our powerful Unsilenced concert, with guest choirs from Shir Tikvah and Bet Shalom synagogues and featured cellist Janet Horvath. Photo displays provided by the Tretter GLBT Archive.

For more information: http://www.ovmc.org/concerts/unsilenced.htm