Dieses eBook: "Sauml;mtliche Dramen: Kabale und Liebe + Die Rauml;uber + Wilhelm Tell + Maria Stuart + Die Jungfrau von Orleans + Wallenstein + Don Karlos; Infant von Spanien + und mehr (Vollstauml;ndige Ausgaben)" ist mit einem detaillierten und dynamischen Inhaltsverzeichnis versehen und wurde sorgfauml;ltig korrekturgelesen.Friedrich Schiller (1759-1805); war ein deutscher Dichter; Philosoph und Historiker. Er gilt als einer der bedeutendsten deutschsprachigen Dramatiker und Lyriker. Viele seiner Theaterstuuml;cke gehouml;ren zum Standardrepertoire der deutschsprachigen Theater. Seine Balladen zauml;hlen zu den bekanntesten deutschen Gedichten.Inhalt:Die Rauml;uberDie Verschwouml;rung des Fiesco zu GenuaKabale und Liebe Don Karlos; Infant von SpanienWallensteinMaria Stuart Die Jungfrau von Orleans Die Braut von Messina oder die feindlichen Bruuml;derWilhelm TellDie Huldigung der Kuuml;nsteDemetriusDer versouml;hnte MenschenfeindSemele
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Review
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful. HarshBy BillWith some interest; I delved into Mr Okuns autobiography today. As a Peter Paul and Mary enthusiast for over 40 years; I was especially interested in his take on the trio. I was surprised at the harsh words he had for all three; especially Peter and Mary [neither of whom contributed quotes to this endeavor; interestingly]. His point of contention is; basically; that the they had unconventional vocal abilities in the context of being in a group; along with the way Mary sang flat and Peter spent more time with benefits than recording an album owed to his record label. There are wonderful stories here of the years with John Denver and Odetta; as well as some insights into the inner-workings of the Albert Grossman organization. One has to wonder why the only kindnesses shown Peter Paul and Mary come from Mr Okun congratulating himself for how he made Peter Paul and Mary what they became. His complete dismissal of their post-Okun Gold Castle recordings-and the return; in the 90s; to Warners; again without Okun-tells a reader a good deal more about Okun than it does the trio. Overall; this is a good read; many funny moments come to life and the birds-eye view of things from Mr Okuns vantage point are priceless. I just wish he had more respect for the group that made his name a household one to many boomers.1 of 1 people found the following review helpful. Mutual love for Denver and operaBy Sam ReaderI knew about Milt Okun because of John Denver. This book enriched my knowledge. I learned a lot of new things about Okun; Denver and other artists. I learned how much Milt has influenced the music I love. It is interesting that we have a mutual love of opera and that Milt taught John to love it; too. His cd Great Voices Sing John Denver thrills me. Thank you for this book.0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. Fascinating insights into the world of music publishingBy Melinda DunhamAfter reading this book; I have come to have an even deeper respect and admiration for the genius of Milt Okun. The book was candid and written in a way that was easy to read and comfortable - almost as if you were sitting in his living room where personal conversations were taking place - relaxed and honest; If you happen to be a fan of John Denver; in particular; I think you will find this book reassuring that he was indeed the kind of man we all felt we knew and loved - loyal and honest. I enjoyed the entire book and am thankful to Mr. Okun for sharing his story of Cherry Lane Publishing with those of us who have been interested in and intrigued by this very fascinating business.
