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    Der Vogel Hat Humor - Wilhelm Busch Und Seine Welt

    Written by Mario Freivogel and Wilhelm Busch

    Narrated by Mario Freivogel and Duo Leccornia

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    About this audiobook

    Wilhelm Busch – charismatisch, eigenwillig, scheu, neugierig, melancholisch und humorvoll – ein außergewöhnlicher Mensch mit einigen Widersprüchen und ein großer Einflussnehmer auf das kulturelle und gesellschaftliche Geschehen in Deutschland. Diese Produktion zeichnet ein aussagekräftiges Bild von Wilhelm Busch indem in Ausschnitten seine Autobiographie - „Von mir über mich“ - bekannten und unbekannten Gedichten, Fabeln und Kurzgeschichten (u.a. „Der Traum“ und „Diogenes und die bösen Buben“) gegenüber gestellt wird. Durch die kleinen privaten Anekdoten und Erfahrungen kann der Zuhörer das Phänomen Busch und die Quellen seiner Werke ergründen. Mit Hilfe von Mario Freivogels sensibler Rezitation fällt es nicht schwer Buschs private Erlebnisse, seine Weltsicht, sein Glück und seine Krisen nachzuempfinden.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAnimato Audio
    Release dateJul 1, 2011
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