Here's his 5th Symphony:
As well as six things this person learned while resisting the Nazis in WWII.
Have a good weekend.
Saturday, April 5, 2014
Video Week Conclusion: Shostakovich and the Holocaust
I hope you've been enjoying this week's featured videos. Thought we'd end on a meaningful note, with one of the most moving pieces, by Dimitri Shostakovich, in memory of WWII.
Here's his 5th Symphony:
As well as six things this person learned while resisting the Nazis in WWII.
Have a good weekend.
Here's his 5th Symphony:
As well as six things this person learned while resisting the Nazis in WWII.
Have a good weekend.
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