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Amatis Traum
- Eine musikalische Reise durch die Geigenbaukunst
- Narrated by: Christian Tramitz
- Length: 34 mins
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Amatis Traum
Narrated by:
Christian Tramitz
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Publisher's Summary
Raphaels größter Schatz ist eine fast 100 Jahre alte Violine, auf der schon sein Vater als Kind gespielt hat. An einem verschneiten Dezemberabend blättert er, wie so oft, auf dem Dachboden durch die alten Notizbücher seines Urgroßvaters und erschrickt: Eine Geschichte heißt "Raphaels Violine"! Unmöglich konnte der Urgroßvater ihn gemeint haben, denn er starb lange vor Raphaels Geburt. Mit angehaltenem Atem beginnt er zu lesen und taucht in die Welt des berühmten Geigenbauers Nicolo Amati und seines Schülers Raphael ein.
©2015 Arthaus Musik GmbH (P)2015 Arthaus Musik GmbH
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