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Der arme Spielmann
- Narrated by: Dietmar Schönherr
- Length: 1 hr and 50 mins
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Der arme Spielmann
Narrated by:
Dietmar Schönherr
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Publisher's Summary
In der erstmals 1847 veröffentlichten Novelle begegnet der Erzähler auf einem Wiener Volksfest dem alten Jakob, der voller Inbrunst, jedoch ohne jegliches Talent auf seiner Geige musiziert. Neugierig geworden besucht er den Spielmann in seiner ärmlichen Behausung. Dort hört er die Lebensgeschichte eines gutherzigen Mannes, dessen einzige Lebensinhalte sein Instrument und die Bäckerstochter Barbara sind - das eine kann er nicht spielen, die andere weist ihn wegen seiner Lebensuntüchtigkeit zurück. Was bleibt, ist Jakobs tief empfundene Leidenschaft für die Musik.
Dietmar Schönherr liest Grillparzers berühmte Novelle schwungvoll und nuanciert.
Dietmar Schönherr liest Grillparzers berühmte Novelle schwungvoll und nuanciert.
©gemeinfrei (P)2016 DAV
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