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Sebastian Ringe Leipzig. One Thousand Years of German History Paperback Book
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Características del artículo
- Estado
- Subtitle
- The City of Books and Music
- EAN
- 9781935902591
- ISBN
- 9781935902591
- Release Year
- 2015
- Publication Name
- Leipzig. One Thousand Years of German History. Bach, Luther, Faus
- Translator
- Cindy Opitz
- Contributor
- Dorothee Dubrau (Preface by)
- ISBN-10
- 1935902598
- Release Date
- 09/15/2015
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Publisher
Berlinica Publishing LLC
ISBN-10
1935902598
ISBN-13
9781935902591
eBay Product ID (ePID)
211794984
Product Key Features
Book Title
Leipzig! : One Thousand Years of German History Bach, Luther, Faust: the City of Books and Music
Number of Pages
230 Pages
Language
English
Topic
History & Criticism, European / German, Europe / Germany
Publication Year
2015
Genre
Music, Literary Criticism, History
Format
Trade Paperback
Dimensions
Item Height
0.7 in
Item Weight
17.8 Oz
Item Length
9.5 in
Item Width
6.8 in
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" [Leipzig!] features many famous Leipzig figures and brings to light long-forgotten details from the city's fascinating history." -- Leipziger Internetzeitung, " [Leipzig!] features many famous Leipzig figures and brings to light long-forgotten details from the city's fascinating history." -- Leipziger Internetzeitung
Synopsis
Leipzig is the city of books and music. Johann Sebastian Bach composed his cantatas in the St. Thomas Church; Martin Luther disputed the future of Christianity at Germany's second oldest university; and Johann Wolfgang von Goethe's "Faust" got into a brawl at Auerbach's Keller, one of many historical trade-fair buildings. Leipzig, the site of one of the world's oldest and largest book fairs, is located at the meeting point of historic imperial roads between Paris and Moscow, and Rome and the Baltic Sea. It is the city where Richard Wagner was born, Clara met Franz Schumann, Edward Grieg learned to play the piano, Felix Mendelssohn rediscovered Bach, Erich Kstner visited the coffee house, and Kurt Masur directed the Gewandhaus. It is also the city whose rallies at the St. Nicholas Church led to the downfall of Communism in 1989. Since then, Leipzig has been splendidly rebuilt. In December 2015, the city will be one thousand years old. This book brings to life the stories of ordinary and famous Leipzigers. Sebastian Ringel is a German author born in Grorhrsdorf in 1976. He was raised in Oberlausitz, where he completed his secondary education in 1995. He left university studies in history at the Dresden University of Technology to complete training in occupational therapy. His first novel, Von der Monotonie des yeah, yeah, yeah (The Monotony of Yeah, Yeah, Yeah), was published by Radebeuler NOTschriften-Verlag in 2002. Ringel moved to Leipzig, where he still lives today. He published a collection of stories and poems, Mein Hund der Fisch (My Dog the Fish), in 2004. Inspired by a year-long sojourn in Australia, Ringel published the novel 5,8 Menschen (5.8 People) in 2009. He also works as an independent tour guide in Leipzig. In 2015, his book "Leipzig! One Thousand Years of German History", was released in German and English to commemorate the city's 1,000th anniversary., Bringing to life the stories of the ordinary and famous Leipzigers, this book takes readers through the 1,000-year-old history of the city of books and music. This book contains a rich history of Leipzig, from St. Thomas Church where Johann Sebastian Bach composed his cantatas to Martin Luther's dispute of the future of Christianity at Germany's second oldest university to the rallies at the St. Nicholas Church that led to the downfall of Communism. Located at the meeting point of historic imperial roads, Leipzig is also the site of one of the world's oldest and largest book fairs. A sweeping overview, this book highlights the famous stories of what is now a splendidly rebuilt city., Leipzig is the city of books and music. Johann Sebastian Bach composed his cantatas in the St. Thomas Church; Martin Luther disputed the future of Christianity at Germany's second oldest university; and Johann Wolfgang von Goethe's "Faust" got into a brawl at Auerbach's Keller, one of many historical trade-fair buildings. Leipzig, the site of one of the world's oldest and largest book fairs, is located at the meeting point of historic imperial roads between Paris and Moscow, and Rome and the Baltic Sea. It is the city where Richard Wagner was born, Clara met Franz Schumann, Edward Grieg learned to play the piano, Felix Mendelssohn rediscovered Bach, Erich Kstner visited the coffee house, and Kurt Masur directed the Gewandhaus. It is also the city whose rallies at the St. Nicholas Church led to the downfall of Communism in 1989. Since then, Leipzig has been splendidly rebuilt. In December 2015, the city will be one thousand years old. This book brings to life the stories of ordinary and famous Leipzigers. Sebastian Ringel is a German author born in Grorhrsdorf in 1976. He was raised in Oberlausitz, where he completed his secondary education in 1995. He left university studies in history at the Dresden University of Technology to complete training in occupational therapy. His first novel, Von der Monotonie des yeah, yeah, yeah (The Monotony of Yeah, Yeah, Yeah), was published by Radebeuler NOTschriften-Verlag in 2002. Ringel moved to Leipzig, where he still lives today. He published a collection of stories and poems, Mein Hund der Fisch (My Dog the Fish), in 2004. Inspired by a year-long sojourn in Australia, Ringel published the novel 5,8 Menschen (5.8 People) in 2009. He also works as an independent tour guide in Leipzig. In 2015, his book "Leipzig One Thousand Years of German History", was released in German and English to commemorate the city's 1,000th anniversary.
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