Jules Verne

Classic / British English There are three men, a boy and a dog in a balloon over the Pacific, but only two men and the boy arrive on a strange island. Mysterious things happen to them there. Are there other people on the island? Where is the other man and his dog? Will they see their homes again?

20.000 Meilen unter den Meeren: Die Geschichte von Kapitän Nemo, einen Menschen rätselhafter Herkunft, einen kultivierten Wissenschaftler und Ingenieur, der mit einer kleinen Schar Getreuer auf einer abenteuerlichen Reise in seinem Riesen-U-Boot ? Nautilus? die Weltmeere unterquert, gehört zu den immer wieder zitierten Meisterwerken von Jules Verne. Der Mitteldeutsche Rundfunk wagt ein unglaubliches technisches Abenteuer und setzt den Klassiker in ein digitales Klangwunder um. Exklusiv für die Mehrkanal-Technik wurde der Stoff von Helmut Peschina neu bearbeitet Die Reise zum Mittelpunkt der Erde: Professor Lidenbrock, kauziger Experte in Sachen Steine und Mineralien, findet in einem alten isländischen Buch eine Wegbeschreibung ins Erdinnere. Mit seinem Neffen Axel steigt er durch einen Vulkankrater hinab und entdeckt eine atemberaubende unterirdische Welt voll faszinierender Landschaften und Lebewesen. Lauschen Sie dem Herzschlag der Erde: Ein opulenter Chor aus Stimmen und Klängen, Geröllschlag, Wasserrauschen und Höhlenatmosphäre machen das Hörspiel zu einer akustischen Expedition. In 80 Tagen um die Welt: Der chaotische Erfinder Phileas Fogg lässt sich auf eine verrückte Wette ein: Er will die Erde in 80 Tagen umrunden. Ein wahnwitziges Unternehmen in Zeiten ohne Auto und Flugzeug. Zum Glück hat der schusselige Forscher seinen Diener Passepartout an seiner Seite. Der hat zwar Dreck am Stecken, aber mindestens genauso gute Ideen wie sein Herr... Ob die beiden wieder rechtzeitig in London eintreffen, wird hier nicht verraten. Wohl aber, dass während dieses zweistündigen Hörspiels herzlich gelacht wird und einige Stars unvergessliche Auftritte haben. Hörspiele ab 12 Jahren, 6 CD, Sprecher: Gottfried John, Ernst Jacobi, Florian Lukas, Uwe Friedrichsen, Peter Fricke, Axel Milberg, Boris Aljinovic u. v. a.

"Citizens of the United States! My name is Robur. I am worthy of the name! I am forty years old, although I look but thirty, and I have a constitution of iron, a healthy vigor that nothing can shake, a muscular strength that few can equal, and a digestion that would be thought first class even in an ostrich!" Jules Verne's classic "Robur the Conqueror" originally published in 1886. A true literary gem.

"Such, gentlemen, is my secret. It is simple, and, like most simple things, it cannot fail to succeed. The dilation and contraction of the gas in the balloon is my means of locomotion, which calls for neither cumbersome wings, nor any other mechanical motor. A calorifere to produce the changes of temperature, and a cylinder to generate the heat, are neither inconvenient nor heavy. I think, therefore, that I have combined all the elements of success." Jules Verne's classic "Five Weeks in a Balloon" originally published in 1863. A true literary gem.

"Let no one attempt to seize or stop me. It is, and will be, utterly impossible. Whatever injury anyone attempts against me, I will return a hundredfold. As to the money which is offered me, I despise it! I have no need of it. Moreover, on the day when it pleases me to have millions, or billions, I have but to reach out my hand and take them. Let both the Old and the New World realize this: They can accomplish nothing against me; I can accomplish anything against them. I sign this letter: The Master of the World." Jules Verne's classic "The Master of the World" originally published in 1904. A true literary gem.

At the extreme tip of South America, Staten Island has piercing Antarctic winds, lonely coasts assaulted by breakers, and sailors lost as their vessels smash on the dark rocks. Now that civilization dares to rule here, a lighthouse penetrates the last and wildest place of all. But Vasquez, the guardian of the sacred light, has not reckoned with the vicious, desperate Kongre gang, who murder his two friends and force him out into the wilderness. Alone, without resources, can he foil their cruel plans? A gripping tale of passion and perseverance, Verne’s testament novel paints a compelling picture of intrigue and heroism, schemes and calamities. The master storyteller returns here to the theme of civilization against its two oldest enemies: pitiless nature and men's savagery.

It is the year 1865. Following the end of the American Civil War, the members of Baltimore Gun Club are restless, seeking new ways of using their genius for invention and discovery. So their president, Impey Barbicane, sets his fellows a challenge: to construct a rocket which can reach the Moon.

In this classic adventure story, a wealthy gentleman, Phileas Fogg, makes a bet that he can travel around the world in eighty days. Fogg and his servant set off immediately, determined to win this race against time. Little do they know they aren't making the journey alone.... Fogg has been fingered as the culprit in a bank robbery, and a detective in hot pursuit is trailing them as they cross every continent.