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Sarajevo 1991. To the home of Adam and Finola Vidaković comes their new lodger, the internationally-known concert pianist, Daniel Danuczek, who is to teach at the Conservatory. He captivates both Finola and her daughter, Irena, but returns to London as civil war breaks out, holding Sarajevo in its pitiless grip. Soon after, the Vidaković home will be a ruin and the family dead or missing. Written with compassion and humour, A Place of Springs follows the fortunes and misfortunes of Daniel against a background of music which both expresses and transcends human pain.

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"A sensitively-written account of a musician caught in a rupture of history, the potentially devastating impact this has on his life and his gradual rehabilitation. Music runs through the book as a connecting thread and the powerful force which pulls Daniel back from the brink of despair." Frances Wilson – pianist, writer and concert reviewer

A Place of Springs

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      Publisher: Unicorn Publishing Group
      Publication Date: Publication Date: 17/05/2018
      ISBN13: 9781911604532, 978-1911604532
      ISBN10: 1911604538

      Description

      Book Synopsis
      Sarajevo 1991. To the home of Adam and Finola Vidaković comes their new lodger, the internationally-known concert pianist, Daniel Danuczek, who is to teach at the Conservatory. He captivates both Finola and her daughter, Irena, but returns to London as civil war breaks out, holding Sarajevo in its pitiless grip. Soon after, the Vidaković home will be a ruin and the family dead or missing. Written with compassion and humour, A Place of Springs follows the fortunes and misfortunes of Daniel against a background of music which both expresses and transcends human pain.

      Trade Review
      "A sensitively-written account of a musician caught in a rupture of history, the potentially devastating impact this has on his life and his gradual rehabilitation. Music runs through the book as a connecting thread and the powerful force which pulls Daniel back from the brink of despair." Frances Wilson – pianist, writer and concert reviewer

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