Der Fremde mit der Trommel
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Der Fremde mit der Trommel
Narrated by:
Philipp Schepmann
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Narrated by:
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Philipp Schepmann
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Kirsten Brünjes
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Neugierig beobachten die zwei Freunde, Mascha und Nick, den Einzug eines Fremden in ihr Haus: einem Mann mit dunkler Hautfarbe, bunter Kleidung und einer großen Trommel. Schnell gewinnt der freundliche, hilfsbereite Fremde das Herz der kleinen Mascha. Nick ist eher misstrauisch - bis zu dem Tag, als bei dem Ausländer eingebrochen wird. Da jagt Nick den gemeinen Verbrechern hinterher. Und dann bittet er noch seine Mutter, den Fremden an Heiligabend einzuladen, damit der nicht in seiner verwüsteten Wohnung allein sein muss. Es wird ein fröhlicher Abend, an dem der Fremde erzählt, was ihm Weihnachten bedeutet.
Inhalt: Hörgeschichte + Die Weihnachtsgeschichte (Lukas 2,1-20) + Das Lied: "Trommler-Lied".
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