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Deutsche Balladen, Teil 9

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Deutsche Balladen, Teil 9

By: Heinrich Seidel, Detlev von Liliencron, Friedrich Nietzsche, Carl Spitteler, Gustav Falke, Jakob Loewenberg
Narrated by: Jürgen Fritsche
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 20 der schönsten deutschen Balladen aus dem 19. und 20. Jahrhundert! Mit dabei: "Die Todeslilie" (H. Seidel), "Trutz", "Blanke Hans", "Pidder Lüng", "Der Fremde", "Das alte Steinkreuz am Neuen Markt" (alle D. Von Liliencron), "Unter Feinden", "Ludwig der Fünfzehnte" (F. Nietzsche), "Der Wanderer", "Die Blütenfee", "Fatime" (C. Spitteler), "Das Wunder", "Was war es?" (G. Falke), "Die Roggenmuhme" (J. Loewenberg), "Hartnäckige Liebe" (O. Ernst), "Das Gewissen" (G. Ruseler), "Die Buße" (R. Dehmel), "Gustav III. Von Schweden auf dem Maskenball", "Die Glocke von Dunbar" (A. Von Gaudy), "Trau Trude" (E. Stucken), "Zigeunerlied" (H. Löns).

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