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Gedichte des Naturalismus
- Schalten Sie die Stadt aus und lernen Sie die Natur zu schätzen
- Narrated by: Matthias Ubert
- Length: 9 mins
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Gedichte des Naturalismus
Narrated by:
Matthias Ubert
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Publisher's Summary
Der Naturalismus war geprägt, von der Reizüberflutung in den Großstädten, während die Natur immer mehr an Bedeutung verliert. Auch heute sehen viele die Städte noch als Orte voller Schmutz und Leid an. Dieses Hörbuch ist perfekt, um endlich wieder die wunderbare Schönheit von Mutter Natur schätzen zu können.
- Joachim Ringelnatz - Arm Kräutchen;
- Oskar Dänhardt - Dunkel wars der Mond schien helle;
- Rainer Maria Rilke - Blaue Hortensie;
- Rainer Maria Rilke - Der Panther;
- Rainer Maria Rilke - Herbsttag;
- Rainer Maria Rilke - Ich lebe mein Leben;
- Stefan George - Komm in den totgesagten Park und schau;
- Theodor Storm - Die Stadt.
©2015 Kompendio (P)2015 Kompendio
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