A PUBLIC RADIO MUSIC DOCUMENTARY
Their Music Survives
The Resilience and Revival of Jewish Music from The Holocaust
Listen to this music documentary by Mat Edelson, now playing on public radio stations throughout the United States.


Story
To be a Jewish composer or musician under the Third Reich’s reign of terror meant your next note could be your last.
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Meet the people rediscovering this lost generation of music and performing it for new audiences worldwide:
Documentary
Their Music Survives highlights national and international music projects bringing to contemporary audiences the works of Jewish composers and musicians who were suppressed, imprisoned, or killed during the Holocaust.
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