The Cellist of Dachau by Martin Goodman

"Music transcends war trauma in this important, aching, artful Holocaust novel."?- The Toronto StarOtto, a young cello student in Vienna, is snatched from hishome and sent to the concentration camp at Dachau. Marched from the camp to the Nazi Adjutant's house, he is forcedto play a Stradivarius cello, eyes closed, for the Adjutant's wife. Move forward many decades, and Otto is world famous but inretreat on the coast of Big Sur. A young woman, Rosa, turns up with questions. And her own troubled story. "Secrets connect the two strangers, ones that will change their lives."Is it ever too late to step forward from the horrors of the Holocaust,and dare to trust again?
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