Music fills the former Nelson Grange, a cool old building with a hot new mission as the Nelson Odeon [Video]

Peter Chen/The Post-StandardThe wife-and-husband team of Linda and Jeff Schoenfeld, front, with sons Hunter, top left, Max, top right, and music director Colin Nekritz, center, group proudly in front of the Nelson Odeon stage.

Linda Schoenfeld smiles widely, huddled closely with the important men in her life in front of the stage at the Nelson Odeon.

Husband Jeff stands to her left. It’s a show night, and he’s as happy as his wife.

Behind them stand three young men of the next generation, all taking a moment from their many pre-concert duties to squeeze into the picture.

Son Max, he came down from his job as a chef in Ketchikan, Alaska, three months ago to manage the daily operations of the theater. He’s been filming and taking photos for the Odeon’s website.

Son Hunter, he drove up from his home in Jersey City to watch the performance of Amy Speace, a singer, …