Maestro and Tidldibab is a novel about the music that remembers what humanity has forgotten.
A dying musician, a Neanderthal flute, and a woman searching for meaning meet in a story that blurs the line between science and soul.
Set between caves, concerts, and quiet kitchens, the novel travels through time and across the Balkans — from the echo of the world’s first note to the fragile beauty of a final breath.
It’s a meditation on art, mortality, and the invisible bridges that connect us all.
A story for those who listen not only with their ears, but with their heart.
Printed on high-quality creamy paper (70 g/m²), softcover format 6 × 9 inches (15.2 × 22.9 cm), 364 pages.
Edition highlights: elegant minimalist design, sustainably printed in Slovenia, with signature golden details by Lux&Rosen.
An ideal gift for lovers of music, art, and stories that bridge science and spirituality.