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Der Psalmenstreit
- Narrated by: Max Volkert Martens
- Length: 7 hrs and 21 mins
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Der Psalmenstreit
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Max Volkert Martens
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Publisher's Summary
Holland im Jahr 1739. Der Heringsfischerei sind keine goldenen Zeiten beschieden. Auch die Reederfamilie von Roemer Stroombreeker muss sehen, wo sie bleibt. Als sich an der Frage nach dem rechten "Ton" biblischer Psalmen unter den Schiffsarbeitern ein Aufruhr entzündet, steht Roemer in einem Zwiespalt: Ausgerechnet sein unehelicher Sohn ist der Anführer der Aufständischen.
Maarten 't Harts Sätze tönen wie die Akkorde eines mächtigen Chorals, wenn Max Volkert Martens die spannende Geschichte von Liebe, Macht und Musik zu Gehör bringt.
(c) + (p) 2007 RBB / Der Hörverlag, übersetzt von Gregor Seferens
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