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Das Fest in Coqueville
- Narrated by: Fred Düren, Ingeborg Medschinsky
- Length: 50 mins
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Das Fest in Coqueville
Narrated by:
Fred Düren, Ingeborg Medschinsky
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Summary
Emile Zola (1840 - 1902), Begründer des europäischen Naturalismus, schrieb neben seinem 20-bändigen Hauptwerk "Die Familie Rougon - Macquart" eine Reihe von meisterhaften Novellen, zu denen auch die wohl bekannteste "Das Fest in Coqueville" gehört. Diese wunderbare Geschichte der Fischer von Coqueville, die auf offenem Meer einen schier unerschöpflichen Vorrat alkoholischer Getränke fischen und damit dem Leben in Coqueville einen völlig neuen Sinn geben, besticht durch ihre Leichtigkeit, ihren Witz und ihre tiefe Weisheit.
©2002 Random House Audio (P)2002 Random House Audio
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Critic reviews
Dieser wunderbaren Geschichte von einer großen Versöhung sollte man bei dem einen oder anderen Gläschen (nicht Fässchen!) Wein lauschen."
-- 3sat "Denkmal"
Großer Rausch, große Liebe, großes Höramüsement.
-- Stuttgarter Nachrichten