Title: Muziḳah ḳaṭlanit
Description: Music, which speaks in the language of tones, tends to elude attempts at a description in words. Precisely for this reason, perhaps, it has always posed a great challenge to authors, who have been writing musical works and performances throughout the generations. Contrary to what might be expected, literature is far from unanimous in praising music. Frequently, it assigns it dark powers and presents it as dangerous.
Subjects: Music, History and criticism, Music in literature, Music and literature, Modern Literature, Death in music, Theresienstadt (Concentration camp)