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When siblings Clara and her younger brother, the adventurous little Karl, face a treacherous winter crossing of the Alpine pass, they quickly find themselves lost in a world of snow and uncertainty. As the chilling winds howl and the landscape transforms into a white labyrinth, the children must rely on their wits and the kindness of strangers to navigate their way back home. 'Rock Crystal' immerses listeners in the rich tapestry of village life, where each character embodies the resilience and warmth of a community bound by love for their families and the mountains they inhabit. With each ...

Lovely story of two children who get lost in a hazardous winter crossing of an Alpine pass after visiting their grandparents in a neighboring village. Full of beautiful details about the lives of the hardy villagers, and their love for their families and their mountain home. - Summary by Carol Pelster

Philipp Hochmair spielt auf den unterschiedlichsten Klaviaturen. Und das (fast) im wörtlichen Sinne: Schließlich hat er sich mit seiner Band "Die Elektrohand Gottes" nicht nur mit "Jedermann Reloaded" einen Namen gemacht, sondern auch Goethe (mit "Werther") oder Schiller ("Schiller Balladen Rave") musikalisch-theatralisch in Szene gesetzt und so nicht zuletzt ein jüngeres Publikum für eine entstaubte Klassiker-Rezeption begeistert.

Immerse yourself in the enchanting world of "Rock Crystal," where the themes of wonder, adventure, and the profound bond between humanity and nature take center stage. This podcast invites you to explore a rotating collection of audiobooks that capture the essence of journeying through breathtaking landscapes and facing the challenges of the wild. Each episode features a new complete audiobook that delves into tales of resilience, the magic of the natural world, and the transformative power of faith and hope. These stories evoke a sense of timelessness, reminiscent of classic fables and myths,...

Nun, mein lieber Herr Professor, das Leben ist zum Verrücktwerden. Zum Verrücktwerden schön, meine ich. Nicht dass es so wäre, aber ich sehe das so...