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Alma Rose: Vienna to Auschwitz (Amadeus)
Reviews (7)
28 April 2014A story that reads like a novel: but is a tale of reality.
Fascinating story.
11 February 2002A brilliantly presented biography of a gifted musician
Alma Rose was born to musical royalty in Vienna .
10 November 2001great work
Richard Newman has spent many years working on this book and it paid off, there can't be a biography on hardly anyone that is better researched.
26 June 2001A lasting impact
My review is best expressed in a letter to the authors.
10 April 2001a fascinating story
I read this book on recommendation after I read Martin Goldsmith's The Inextinguishable Symphony.
11 January 2001A moving and articulate testament to a most remarkable woman
The niece of Gustav Mahler and the daughter of famed violinist Arnold Rose, Alma Maria Rose was born in Vienna, studied at the Vienna Conservatory and the Vienna State Academy, and enjoyed a respectable musical career.
20 May 2000An extraordinary book!
"Alma Ros: Vienna to Auschwitz" is a poignant and beautifully related account of one the most extraordinary women who ever lived.