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funky yard

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1996
Episodes
1
Language
German

TITLE: funky yard

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AUTHOR: Susanne Amatosero

DESCRIPTION: 'Die Saisonarbeiter tragen Kühlschränke über den Hof. Von der Metallfabrik das Kreischen der Sägen. Von der Gewürzfabrik der Duft von Anis, Ingwer, Pfeffer und Muskat. Die Autohändler schlagen auf rostiges Metall. Die Pfauenaugen tanzen auf dem gelben Gras.'

Ist `funky yard' das Paradies oder nur der Hinterhof einer Fabrik, oder ist alles eine Frage der Beleuchtung, der Temperatur, der Klänge? Im Wörterbuch steht: funky=der Erde nah, voller Seele.

Afro Jazz und Dub, metallische Sounds, Echos und musikalische Zitate spiegeln die Sprachen, lösen die Worte auf. Dazu singen die Saisonarbeiter, rufen die Autohändler, verrechnet sich Luzifer, bieten ein Bassist, ein DJ und der Selector ihre Begleitung an für den Weg in die Mitte, zum Tanz.

DIRECTOR: Susanne Amatosero

PRODUCTION: BR/NDR

YEAR: 1996

CATEGORY: audio drama

RECORDING DATE: 1997-03-09 (NDR 4)

CAST: Ulrike Grote | Jarreth Merz | Katrin Achinger | Detlef Kügow | u.a.

PROVENANCE: digitized cassette tape, private archive of Winfried Noack

FORMAT: WAV 44.1 KHz 16 Bit PCM, stereo

LANGUAGE: German

TAPE: C60/1515ab

Episodes, in broadcast order

  1. Susanne Amatosero (1996)

    No date given · No. 1996 · 41 min

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  1. funky yard

    Hörspiele · Susanne Amatosero · 1 episode here · archive.org

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From the Internet Archive's German radio collections (Akustische Bibliothek, Radioaufnahmen).

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