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Lilienthal 1801 – Arno Schmidt

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2001
Episodes
1
Language
German

CATEGORY: audio drama TITLE: Lilienthal 1801 oder Die Astronomen - Fragmente eines nicht geschriebenen Romans AUTHOR: Arno Schmidt ADAPTION: Bernd Rauschenbach, Jan Philip Reemtsma DIRECTOR: Charlotte Drews-Bernstein PRODUCTION: Bernstein Voices/Radio Bremen YEAR: 2001 RECORDING DATE: 2001-04-22 (Radio Bremen) DESCRIPTION: Bereits 1955 machte sich Arno Schmidt Notizen zu einem Roman über Lilienthal, einem Dorf in der Nähe Bremens, dessen Sternwarte und den berühmten Astronomen Johann Hieronymus Schroeter. Der Roman sollte von Schroeter und anderen, teilweise historischen Personen handeln und an zwei bis drei Tagen in Lilienthal und Umgebung spielen. Zahlreiche Notizzettel, Briefe und Romanfragmente zeugen von der insgesamt 25 Jahre dauernden Beschäftigung mit dem Romanstoff. Doch den Roman schrieb Schmidt nicht mehr. Bernd Rauschenbach trug dieses Material zusammen und veröffentlichte "Lilienthal 1801 oder Die Astronomen" - Fragmente eines nicht geschriebenen Romans. Aus der Vorlage erarbeiteten Bernd Rauschenbach und Jan Philipp Reemtsma dieses Hörspiel. CAST: Joachim Kirsten | Bernd Rauschenbach | Jan Philipp Reemtsma 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. Lilienthal 1801 oder Die Astronomen - Fragmente eines nicht geschriebenen Romans

    No date given · No. 2001 · 1 h 24 min

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  1. Lilienthal 1801 – Arno Schmidt (2001)

    Hörspiele · Arno Schmidt · 1 episode here · archive.org

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