Performers
Martin Walker, Lesung in englischer Sprache
Markus Meyer, Lesung in deutscher Sprache
infiammabile
Elisabeth Tomani, Blockflöte
Maria Magdalena Frauscher, Gesang
Thomas Adam, Barockgitarre
Mathias Roller, Barockcello
Programme
Martin Walker liest aus seinem gerade erschienenen Kriminalroman »Troubadour«, das Alte Musik-Ensemble infiammabile spielt dazu
Antonio Draghi
Joven discreto y galan (Bearbeitung: infiammabile) (1669)
Juan Hidalgo
Viva la flor (Bearbeitung: infiammabile)
Anonymus
Vuestros ojos tienen d'amor (Bearbeitung: infiammabile) (1610))
Andrea Falconieri
Corriente dicha la Cuella (Bearbeitung: infiammabile) (1650))
La Prudenza, Corrente – Corriente Dicha la Mota, echa para D. Pedro dela Mota – Brando dicho el Melo (Bearbeitung: infiammabile) (1690))
Anonymus
Marizápalos (Bearbeitung: infiammabile)
Sebastián Durón
Tonada sola con flautas para contralto (Bearbeitung: infiammabile)
José Marín
Ojos, pues me desdeñais (Bearbeitung: infiammabile)
No piense menguilla ya. Canarios (Bearbeitung: infiammabile) (?)
Juan Hidalgo
Detén, detén los rayos (Bearbeitung: infiammabile)
Note
Medienpartner Ö1 Club
Freie Platzwahl
Subscription series
Originalton
Festival
40. Internationales Musikfest
Links
https://infiammabile.net
Martin Walker has made a name for himself not only as a writer, but also as a historian and journalist. For 25 years, the Scottish-born Walker worked for the British daily newspaper »The Guardian«. Since 2008, his protagonist Bruno Courrèges has been investigating as Chef de police in the popular crime series of the same name. In April 2023, Walker's novel »Troubadour. The Fifteenth Case for Bruno, Chef de police«. »Martin Walker is brilliant at blending history, current events, the political culture of France and the very specific thinking of the French provinces into new, exciting stories«, was what the press had to say about the author. For his promotion of French culture in the world, he was awarded the Prix Charbonnier by the Alliance Française in 2021. The author lives in Washington and in Périgord, a region characterized by its culture and also its cuisine - both elements that Walker incorporates into his literature.