Robinsons Freitag

Album Description

Immerse yourself in the timeless tale of survival and friendship with Daniel Defoe's "Robinsons Freitag." This captivating spoken word album, released on October 1, 2006, by AUDIOBUCH, offers a youth-friendly adaptation of the classic "Robinson Crusoe," focusing on the pivotal moment when Robinson finds a lifelong companion in Friday. Narrated by the talented Christian Rode and directed by Rudolph Würth, this abridged edition brings the essence of Defoe's world literature to life in just over an hour.

The album is divided into eight chapters, each providing a unique perspective on Robinson's journey and his evolving relationship with Friday. From the initial encounter to the deepening bond, every track offers a glimpse into the challenges and triumphs of their island life. The German narration, coupled with the engaging storytelling, makes "Robinsons Freitag" an enchanting experience for both young and adult audiences.

Whether you're a fan of classic literature or simply enjoy a well-told story, this album is sure to captivate your imagination. The seamless blend of Defoe's timeless narrative and the skilled narration by Christian Rode makes "Robinsons Freitag" a standout addition to any spoken word collection.

October 1, 2006

2006 Audiobuch

2006 AUDIOBUCH Verlag

About Daniel Defoe

Daniel Defoe, the renowned English writer, merchant, and spy, is celebrated for his groundbreaking contributions to literature. Best known for his seminal work "Robinson Crusoe," published in 1719, Defoe's novel is often cited as one of the most translated works in history, second only to the Bible. His innovative storytelling helped shape the English novel, influencing contemporaries like Aphra Behn and Samuel Richardson. Beyond his literary prowess, Defoe was a prolific pamphleteer and journalist, often stirring controversy with his political tracts and landing in trouble with authorities. His fresh ideas and insights made him a sought-after voice among intellectuals and political leaders. Defoe's diverse body of work includes notable novels such as "Moll Flanders," "A Journal of the Plague Year," and "Roxana," each offering a unique glimpse into his versatile and impactful career.