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Em Pingu Sin Traum

Heard
1993
Episodes
1
Language
German

Eine digitalisierte Version des Schweizerdeutschen Hörspiels "Em Pingu sin Traum" von einer Musikkassette. Diese Folge gab es nur auf der Musikkassette "Pingu voll in Fahrt", während die restlichen Folgen im nachhinein Digital erschienen sind.

More about it

Pingu voll in Fahrt - Folge 11

Gepsielt vom Reisetheater Zürich

Erzähler: Toni Vescoli

Pingu: Marcel Neff

Mama: Agnes Caduff

Ungeheuer: Sibylle Courvoisier

Regie: Jörg Christen

Musik: Antonio Conde

Lied: Jörg Christen

Text: Sibylle von Flüe

Bearbeitung: Jörg Christen

A digitized version of the Swissgerman radio play "Em Pingu sin Traum" (Pingu Dreams) from a music cassette. This episode was only available on the music cassette "Pingu voll in Fahrt", while the other episodes were released digitally afterwards.

Pingu voll in Fahrt - Folge 11

Performed by the Reisetheater Zurich Narrator: Toni Vescoli Pingu: Marcel Neff Mama: Agnes Caduff Monster: Sibylle Courvoisier Director: Jörg Christen Music: Antonio Conde Song: Jörg Christen Text: Sibylle von Flüe Adaptation: Jörg Christen

C: 1993 EDITOY

P: 1993 BMG ARIOLA (Schweiz) AG

SRG SSR

EUROPA: MC 74321 16320 4

Episodes, in broadcast order

  1. (Pingu Dreams)

    No date given · 19 min

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  1. Em Pingu Sin Traum (Pingu Dreams)

    Listeners' uploads · SRG SSR · 1 episode here · archive.org

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