“Music and Silence” is one of the most famous novels by the modern English writer Rose Tremaine, whose books have been awarded numerous literary awards and translated into 14 languages. The novel is an allegory about the search and finding of mutual love worthy of it, despite the difficulties and obstacles of paths to each other. The action of this tender and furious story, full of inconsolable grief, passion and music, takes place in Denmark in the 17th century. Young lutenist Peter Clare arrives from England at Rosenborg Palace to delight His Majesty with his skillful playing of the lute as part of the court orchestra. A detailed description of the everyday life of the royals and their entourage imperceptibly moves into the world of fairy tales, where good ultimately defeats evil, and lovers find each other.