Albert Anker

Oliver Schnyder - Albert Anker: Malstunden bei Raffael (Piano Music by Edvard Grieg) (Motion Picture Soundtrack) (2023) [24/96]

Oliver Schnyder - Albert Anker: Malstunden bei Raffael (Piano Music by Edvard Grieg) (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) (2023)
FLAC (tracks) 24-bit/96 kHz | Front Cover | Time - 58:53 minutes | 820 MB
Classical, Soundtrack | Label: Prospero Classical, Official Digital Download

Oliver Schnyder, probably the most promising Swiss pianist of his generation, has recorded the soundtrack to a film by Heinz Bütler about the Swiss painter Albert Anker. A selection of the most beautiful and popular "Lyrical Pieces" by Edgard Grieg is musically set to the multi-layered portrait of the Swiss artist. The film "Malstunden bei Raffael" (Painting Lessons with Raphael) opens up the work, thinking and life of the great Swiss painter for the first time in a cinematic way far beyond the well-known and often clichéd: In "Albert Anker. Painting Lessons with Raphael", a "room of wonders" is the starting point of the journey through time to Albert Anker (1831-1910).

«Drengen som var verdens bedste fodboldspiller» by Søren Anker Madsen  Audiobooks

Posted by Gelsomino at Nov. 9, 2019
«Drengen som var verdens bedste fodboldspiller» by Søren Anker Madsen

«Drengen som var verdens bedste fodboldspiller» by Søren Anker Madsen
Dansk | ISBN: 9788711583005 | MP3@64 kbps | 2h 14m | 61.6 MB

«Drengen som var verdens bedste fodboldspiller» by Søren Anker Madsen  eBooks & eLearning

Posted by Gelsomino at Jan. 15, 2020
«Drengen som var verdens bedste fodboldspiller» by Søren Anker Madsen

«Drengen som var verdens bedste fodboldspiller» by Søren Anker Madsen
Dansk | ISBN: 9788711513804 | EPUB | 1.3 MB
The Royal Danish Orchestra, Thomas Søndergård - Poul Ruders: Kafka’s Trial (2006)

The Royal Danish Orchestra, Thomas Søndergård - Poul Ruders: Kafka’s Trial (2006)
EAC | FLAC (image+.cue, log) | Covers Included | 02:05:17 | 498 MB
Genre: Classical, Opera | Label: Dacapo | Catalog: 8.226042-43

Although it is an unfinished and in many ways defective novel, Franz Kafka's The Trial has fascinated readers for more than 80 years. Several attempts have been made to film it – notably, by director Orson Welles – and also to turn it into an opera. Danish composer Poul Ruders is the latest but probably not the last person to do so. His librettist is Paul Bentley, who also provided Ruders with an excellent libretto for his compelling operatic version of Margaret Atwood's The Handmaid's Tale.