Das alte Wien

Album Description

Immerse yourself in the enchanting allure of Vienna's past with Frank Fröhlich's captivating audiobook, "Das alte Wien." Released on October 9, 2007, this one-hour masterpiece is a harmonious blend of literature and music, brought to life by the skilled narration of Viktor Tremmel. Published by GOLDMUND-Hörbücher, this audiobook is a literary and musical journey through the historic streets of Vienna, as seen through the eyes of renowned figures such as Hans Christian Andersen and Mark Twain.

Frank Fröhlich's evocative storytelling is beautifully complemented by the delicate compositions performed by the Franz-Grothe-Quartett, creating an unforgettable auditory experience. The audiobook is divided into 23 chapters, each offering a unique perspective on the city's rich cultural heritage. From the pens of famous writers to the brushstrokes of renowned painters, "Das alte Wien" paints a vivid portrait of a city that has captivated the hearts of artists and dreamers for centuries.

Whether you're a history enthusiast, a literature lover, or simply someone who appreciates the beauty of Vienna, this audiobook is sure to captivate and inspire. Allow Frank Fröhlich's words and the enchanting music to transport you to another time, where the cobblestone streets of Vienna come alive with stories of the past.

9 oktober 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.