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Der Gesang der Schildkröten - Javier Tomeo

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1
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German

CATEGORY: audio drama TITLE: Der Gesang der Schildkröten AUTHOR: Javier Tomeo TRANSLATION: Fritz Rudolf Fries ADAPTION: Barbara Liebster DIRECTOR: Barbara Liebster MUSIC: Christoph Baumann PRODUCTION: Deutschlandradio YEAR: 2003 RECORDING DATE: 2004-06-19 (Deutschlandfunk) DESCRIPTION: Im Frühling muss er hinaus an die frische Luft und mit den Tieren sprechen. In einem Dorf auf dem kargen spanischen Land hat er ein Haus geerbt. Die Gespräche mit den Tieren und die Zeichen des Frühlings hält er im Tagebuch fest. Seltsame Wahrnehmung: Die Tiere und Menschen behaupten, es sei Winter. Die Dorfbewohner machen sich ihren Vers auf den Nachbarn, nur der Schmied Juan bleibt ein treuer Besucher. »Wenn man die Behauptung, dass Tiere sprechen können, als Tatsache nimmt und nicht als surreales Moment, hat die Geschichte etwas unglaublich Beunruhigendes«. (B. Liebster) CAST: Ich-Erzähler, TV-Mann, Tiere - Matthias Walter | Bürgermeister - Horst Bollmann | Ramon - Christian Gaul | Kuhhirt - Maximilian Wigger | Chuan - Axel Wandtke | Maria - Kathrin Angerer | Schäfer - Rolf Marnitz | Barbier - Fred Grätz PROVENANCE: digitized cassette tape, private archive of Winfried Noack FORMAT: WAV 44.1 KHz 16 Bit PCM, stereo LANGUAGE: German

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  1. Der Gesang der Schildkröten

    No date given · No. 2003 · 1 h 15 min

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  1. Der Gesang der Schildkröten - Javier Tomeo (2003)

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