Pam Mara Libri

"I was born in the sea. On the night Mum gave birth, the waves rolled towards the beach like giants, and my mother cried like the gulls. She cried out for the sea, long enough for my father to give in and carry her labouring body outside. There, she lay in a white gown on her back in the mud, her legs open in the surf. The waves carried me forth. Before even my father could grab hold of me, I had made my first acquaintance with the salty waters." Nimue knows her mother only from stories. After a storm destroys their village and their home, she decides to search for her with her younger brother Arthur. During their journey, they discover that their family history has led to a battle against a disease that seems to be wiping out all of humanity. Will they find their mother? Can they stand up to their ruthless uncle? And what role do Arthur and Nimue themselves have to play, given their lineage?

A do-it-yourself pop-up which encourages you to make six scenes such as the Mycenae, the Battle of Salamis and the Theatre, this title aims to bring the ancient Greek civilization to life.

Johann Sebastian Bach (1685-1750) gilt heute als einer der bedeutendsten klassische Komponist überhaupt. Zu Lebzeiten vor allem als Orgelvirtuose geschätzt, blieben seine Kompositionen jedoch einer breiteren Öffentlichkeit weitgehend unbekannt. Nach seinem Tod vergessen, begann mit der Aufführung der Matthäus-Passion durch Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy im Jahr 1829 Bachs Wiederentdeckung. Die Musikschriftstellerin Ida Marie Lipsius (1837-1927), die unter dem Pseudonym La Mara publizierte, verfasste zahlreiche Musikermonografien, in denen sie es verstand, eine knappe, aber präzise Einführung in das Werk mit zeithistorischem Kolorit zu verbinden. Nachdruck der 1912 in Leipzig erschienenen überarbeiteten Neuauflage. Der Band enthält ein komplettes Verzeichnis der Werke von Johann Sebastian Bach.