Das alte Dresden

Album Description

Immerse yourself in the enchanting atmosphere of Dresden during the Goethe era with Frank Fröhlich's captivating audio experience, "Das alte Dresden." This unique blend of literary excerpts and original compositions transports you to a bygone era, where the city was a magnet for renowned writers, musicians, and architects. Through a tapestry of travel letters, poems, diary entries, and anecdotes, Fröhlich weaves a vivid narrative that brings the spirit of historic Dresden to life.

Accompanied by his own romantic compositions, performed on a variety of instruments including guitar, flute, cello, harp, and piano, Frank Fröhlich creates a harmonious fusion of sound and storytelling. The album features 38 meticulously crafted chapters, each offering a glimpse into the rich cultural tapestry of Dresden during the late 18th and early 19th centuries. With a runtime of just over an hour, "Das alte Dresden" is a captivating journey through time, perfect for those who appreciate the intersection of literature and music. Narrated by Lars Jung and Hannelore Koch, this audio experience is a testament to Fröhlich's artistic vision and his ability to evoke the past through sound and word. Released on October 9, 2007, by GOLDMUND-Hörbücher, this album is a treasure trove for history enthusiasts and music lovers alike.

9 okt 2007

2007 GOLDMUND-Hörbücher

2007 GOLDMUND Hörbücher

About Frank Fröhlich

Frank Fröhlich is a versatile German acoustic guitarist and composer, known for his unique blend of musical styles and genres. Born in Frankfurt an der Oder, Fröhlich's journey began with a career as a chef before he delved into the world of music and culture. He studied culture management and honed his guitar skills under the tutelage of Wolfgang Kühn, launching his concert career in 1989. Fröhlich's repertoire spans from jazz to classical, often infusing his performances with a touch of humor and deep emotional resonance. He is renowned for his concert readings, children's concerts, and live performances accompanying silent films. Beyond his musical prowess, Fröhlich is also an author, presenting his own works with a charming mix of wit and sensitivity. His ability to connect with diverse audiences, from jazz enthusiasts to schoolchildren, makes him a standout figure in the German music scene.