Uhus Reise durch die Musikgeschichte - Das 19. Jahrhundert (2)
Die Romantik und ihre Virtuosen
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Uhus Reise durch die Musikgeschichte - Das 19. Jahrhundert (2)
Narrated by:
Udo Wachtveitl, Burchard Dabinnus
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Narrated by:
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Udo Wachtveitl
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Burchard Dabinnus
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By:
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Leonhard Huber
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Wir erfahren mehr aus dem Leben der von Ehrgeiz geradezu besessenen Virtuosen Liszt und Paganini und lauschen den sehnsüchtigen, melancholischen Liedern von Franz Schubert - wie kann etwas so traurig und gleichzeitig so schön sein? Schließlich besuchen wir den Meister der Ballett-Kompositionen, Peter Tschaikowsky und fiebern mit ihm der Premiere seines neuesten Ballettes entgegen - wird sein "Dornröschen" wieder so ein Flop, wie vor einigen Jahren sein "Schwanensee"?
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