Ein ganzes Leben - Hörspiel

by Fatima Dunn

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1.	Da Summa is aussi Haupttrack 02:37	buy track
2.	Marie 00:52	buy track
3.	Wind 01:16	buy track
4.	Lawine 00:42	buy track
5.	Trauer 01:44	buy track
6.	Frühling 1 01:22	buy track
7.	Frühling 2 01:17	buy track
8.	Sommer 01:43	buy track
9.	Herbst 01:37	buy track
10.	Winter 01:10	buy track
11.	Berge 1 01:23	buy track
12.	Berge 2 01:19	buy track
13.	Berge 3 01:48	buy track
14.	Luft 01:19	buy track
15.	Ochsenziemer 00:46	buy track
16.	Maschine 01:34	buy track
17.	Runterrutschen 00:10	buy track
18.	Da Summa is aussi nur Stimme 02:37	buy track

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Hörspielmusik mit
Hardorgel, Stimme, Cello
Aufgenommen und produziert von Fatima Dunn

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Andreas Egger ist stark, aber langsam. Als vierjähriger Waise wird er 1902 auf den Hof des Grossbauern Hubert Kranzstocker gebracht. Er sieht zum ersten Mal die Berge und bekommt den Ochsenziemer des Bauern bei jeder Gelegenheit zu spüren – einmal knackt etwas im Bein, und Egger hinkt. Als 18-Jähriger verlässt er den Hof. Ohne zu murren, arbeitet er als Knecht, hilft beim Bau der ersten Seilbahn im Tal und lernt die Liebe seines Lebens kennen: Marie. Er wird sie verlieren und krank und starr vor Traurigkeit sein, wird ihr im 2. Weltkrieg aus Russland einen Brief schreiben und ihr schliesslich wieder begegnen.

Mit: Peter Matic (Erzähler), Christoph Luser (Andreas Egger jung), Branko Samarovski (Andreas Egger alt), Werner Lustig (Kranzstocker), Gerti Drassl (Marie), Hans Kahlert (Hörnerhannes), Klaus Huhle (Alois Klammerer), Rainer Egger (Prokurist), Raimund Wallisch (Mattl), Franz Josef Danner (Grollerer), Linde Prelog (Wirtin), Christian Erdt (Offizier), Klaus Höring (Herr Roskovics), Brigitte Janner (Frau Roskovics)

Musik: Fatima Dunn - Hörspielfassung und Regie: Elisabeth Weilenmann - Tontechnik: Martin Leitner, Angelika Körber, Roli Fatzer - Produktion: SRF/ORF 2019 - Dauer: 51'

www.srf.ch/sendungen/hoerspiel/ein-ganzes-leben-von-robert-seethaler-premiere

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released July 11, 2020

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Fatima Dunn Zurich, Switzerland

Fatima Dunn, composer for film, theatre and dance - on stage One-Woman-Orchestra. She uses an amplified cello, her voice and a foot-controlled loopstation to record layer upon layer of cello and vocals, creating her songs.
As a multi-instrumentalist (cello, voice, piano, musical saw, glassharp, little instruments) she plays, records and produces her music herself. ... more

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