The extraordinary life of Simon Gronowski, musician and Holocaust survivor

With great passion, he often plays jazz music on his piano for his neighbours and his public. Music has always been a part of Simon Gronowski's life, a Holocaust survivor whose extraordinary story has already inspired an opera. As a child, Simon avoided certain death by escaping the train headed for the camps. His mother pushed him off the train as it was still in motion. This act that saved his life has since been staged in the opera "Push" by Howard Moody. But this isn't the only musical episode in the life of this amateur pianist. Discover the miraculous life of this musician.

[@stefaniegodeke3357]

Très important et impressionant, et une belle relation entre la musique et la politique avec sense sociale

[@olivierfergant7024]

Très touchant

[@sennenbesson7985]

Merci monsieur, je suis tellement touché par cette histoire...

[@DatsMac]

Merci infiniment Simon,merci FM ! Comme disait Nietzsche, la Vie sans la Musique serait une erreur.

[@luisabaillod2068]

Purée je ne savais pas.Ce qu'a fait votre mère, c de l'amour pur. Rien ne pourra effacer cette mémoire du plus profond du coeur. C incroyable cette histoire (en plus,j'aime la musique de l'opéra inspiré de sa vie).
Que c beau,la musique réchauffe les coeur merci pour ce partage

[@elizabethostertag7241]

Mes étudiants aux E.U. ont lu et apprécié l'article Du Soir et également ce vidéo; Merci.

[@molly321ify]

Magique

[@luisabaillod2068]

Merci monsieur continuez à faire du jazz å vibrer pour la musique et la vie!

[@marben8122]

It's very impressing what he tells. It's also very impressing what he tells about Tuba Skinny. And he has also brought Erika back to us after a year's absence, in best shape. His life is full of wonders. He will never be forgotten. Eternal thanks!