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Deutsche Balladen, Teil 3

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Deutsche Balladen, Teil 3

By: Achim von Arnim, Adelbert von Chamisso, Joseph von Eichendorff, Ernst Moritz Arndt, Justinus Kerner, Heinrich Döring
Narrated by: Jürgen Fritsche
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 20 der schönsten deutschen Balladen aus dem 18. und 19. Jahrhundert! Mit dabei: Des ersten Bergmanns ewige Jugend (Achim von Arnim), Minnedienst, Das Burgfräulein von Windeck, Die Sonne bringt es an den Tag, Das Riesen-Spielzeug (alle Adelbert von Chamisso), Die zwei Gesellen, Der stille Grund, Waldgespräch, Das zerbrochne Ringlein, Die späte Hochzeit (alle Joseph von Eichendorff), Klage um den kleinen Jakob (Ernst Moritz Arndt), Der schwere Traum, Der Wassermann, Das treue Ross (alle Justinus Kerner), Die Königswahl (Heinrich Döring), Drei Fräulein, Die drei Lieder, Schwäbische Kunde, Roland Schildträger, Des Sängers Fluch (alle Ludwig Uhland).

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