Love's Second Movement

De: Werner Stejskal

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

In August 1961, the Berlin Wall rose overnight, severing lives and hearts across a nation. Among those torn apart were Sabine, a prodigious young violinist, and Ernst, a talented pianist. Their shared dream of freedom and music ended in tragedy—Ernst shot while trying to flee East Berlin. Sabine made it across. He did not.

Years later, fate reunites them. Ernst, miraculously alive but without memory of their past, has rebuilt his life as a musician in the East. Sabine, now a celebrated performer in the West, meets him again on a joint concert tour. As they rediscover their shared passion for music, old emotions awaken—and a new love begins to form from the ashes of what was lost.

Set against the backdrop of a divided Germany and the fall of the Berlin Wall, Love’s Second Movement is a sweeping tale of resilience, forgiveness, and the harmony that only true love can create.

A story for readers who believe that music—and the human heart—can transcend time, distance, and history itself.