Leningrad: Siege and Symphony

This extraordinary account weaves together the horror of the 872-day siege of Leningrad with Shostakovich's defiant Seventh Symphony, composed amidst the chaos. It's a stunning portrait of human resilience, where music became an act of resistance against starvation and bombardment. Meticulously researched yet deeply moving, this is history that pulses with urgency. Perfect for readers who love their non-fiction rich with cultural insight and unforgettable characters facing impossible odds.