May 27, 1992. In Sarajevo, where Muslims, Catholics, Orthodox Christians, and Jews had lived together peacefully for centuries, a grenade kills 22 people waiting in line for bread outside a bakery. The next day, cellist Vedran Smailovi\u0107 plays Tomaso Albinoni\u2019s Adagio in G minor at this site of horror and does so for 22 consecutive days. The performance is a lament and a hymn, a protest and a prayer. Word spreads throughout the city; it is broadcast on the radio, becomes the subject of a novel, and captures the imagination of humanity. Twenty-two days of music that are etched into the earth.<\/p>\n\n\n\n