In World War II, the Jewish French musician and cabaret singer Fania Fenelon Goldstein is sent by the Nazis from Paris to the Auschwitz Concentration Camp. The guards take her clothing and luggage and they cut her hair very short.
One day, when she is very weak, she hears someone asking whether any prisoner could sing Giacomo Puccini's Madama Butterfly and she joins the group of musicians that have been spared from the gas chambers to entertain the Nazis performing music for them. She convinces the conductor Alma Rose to invite her friend Marianne, telling that she would be a talented singer.
Along the years of abusive treatment, they survive but losing their dignity.
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Ballata per un condannato
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J'Attendrai
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Louis Poterat:
Testi in francese
Dino Olivieri: Esecutore Nino Rastelli: Testi in italiano Vanessa Redgrave: Esecutore |
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Un bel di vedremo
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Trois jeunes tumbours
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Brad Fiedel:
(non accreditato) tradizionale arrangiato
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Poet and Peasant Overture
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Franz von Suppé:
Esecutore
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Stormy Weather
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Harold Arlen:
Scrittore
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Cello Practice
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Meditation
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Wedding March
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Symphony No. 5
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Ludwig van Beethoven:
Esecutore
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The Blue Danube
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Johann Strauss:
Esecutore
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J'Attendrai
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Dino Olivieri:
Esecutore
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Yossel, Yossel
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Dino Olivieri:
Esecutore
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