Der arme Heinrich
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Der arme Heinrich
Narrated by:
Peter Wapnewski
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Narrated by:
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Peter Wapnewski
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By:
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Hartmann von Aue
About this listen
Der adelige Heinrich gilt als sterbenskrank. Nur das Herzblut einer Jungfrau kann ihn nun noch retten. Edelmütig beschließt die Tochter seines Gutsverwalters, sich für den Kranken zu opfern. Heinrich nimmt ihr Angebot an. Erst im letzten Moment verzichtet er auf das Opfer und wird mit göttlicher Hilfe geheilt. Die berühmte Versnovelle des Hartmann von Aue ist einer der bedeutendsten und meistgelesenen Texte der mittelhochdeutschen Literatur. Peter Wapnewski, seinerzeit einer der führenden Experten zur Dichtung des Mittelalters, liest sie verständlich und mit dem richtigen Maß an Pathos.
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