By Tara Brady PUBLISHED: 05:41 EST, 22 October 2013 | UPDATED: 02:17 EST, 23 October 2013 The already remarkable life of Holocaust survivor George Horner is about to take another exceptional turn. The 90-year-old pianist will make his orchestral debut with renowned cellist Yo-Yo Ma tonight at Boston's Symphony Hall. They'll be playing music composed 70 years ago at the Nazi prison camp where Horner was imprisoned. Remarkable: Dr George Horner will perform songs composed in the Nazis concentration camps 'It's an extraordinary link to the past,' said concert organizer Mark Ludwig. The performance will benefit the Terezin Music Foundation, an organisation dedicated to preserving the work of artists and musicians killed in the Holocaust.
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George Horner to make orchestral debut tonight at Boston's Symphony Hall
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He will join cellist Yo-Yo Ma and will play music composed 70 years ago
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Horner played piano and accordion in the Terezin camp cabarets
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The 90-year-old is a retired doctor living near Philadelphia
Although his back still bears the scars of a @placeholder beating, he remains sprightly and seems much younger than his 90 years.