"[Eyre] skilfully recounts the remarkable story of Kulisiewicz’s survival.... He is a deft storyteller, with a limpid style, moving his characters to centre stage, aside, then back again. He weaves a compelling, well-informed narrative and illuminates the inner dynamics of the camp’s power structure.... Sing, Memory is a moving story of courage and determination amid overwhelming loss, all the more powerful for its heartbreaking sense of what might have been."
“Soulful… meticulous”
"Eyre’s narrative captures the poignancy of Kulisiewicz’s life story...Sing, Memory is a tale of hardship and decline but also of triumph, however costly."
"An uplifting story of music emanating from the depths of one of the 20th century's most horrific periods...A significant new chapter of Holocaust History."
"Poignant...Sparely written yet deeply moving, this is a powerful study of the healing power of art."
"Riveting.... Masterfully written."
"An astonishing chronicle of musical resistance."