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author: Dirk Walbrecker
illustration: Bernhard Oberdieck
interpreter: Jenö Nyári

Die Geschichte von Bianca und Nero

Dedication: Ein herzliches Dankeschön an meine erste Lektorin, Mentorin und Freundin Monika Thaler, die mich son viele Jahre mit Rat und Tat begleitet! Lieben Dank auch an meine neue Lektorin Monika Heinrich. Sie hat diesem Buch so manchen Feinklang und die richtige Tönung gegeben.
Publisher: Schott Music
Edition: edition with CD
Language: German
32 Pages - Hardback/Hard Cover
ISMN: 979-0-001-15325-6
ISBN: 978-3-7957-0186-4
Order number: ED 20433

Price: 19.95 €
including VAT and plus delivery

Der Elefantenpups

Ali und der Zauberkrug

Ich schenk dir einen Glitzerstern

Mein allererstes Instrumentenbuch

Lieder, Spiele, Kanons

How sad life can be if there is no one to play with! This is the fate of an old piano which is all alone in a cellar bar. Longingly, it remembers the days when the pianist Tom coaxed beautiful sounds out of it. But who appears in the cellar instead of Tom and starts to produce totally new sounds? First Nero, the amorous black tomcat with the white paws! Then Grrr, the amorous grey tomcat with the grim face! And finally Bianca, the elegant cute white cat with the black paws … A concerto for cats in major and minor modes, on black and white keys, with black, grey and white paws. And who plays best with whom in the end? The text and music of Katzenkonzert can be listened to on the accompanying CD – spoken by Dirk Walbrecker with jazzy classical improvisations by Jenö Nyári.

Dirk Walbrecker studied German language and literature and educational science, among others. Since 1986 free-lance author: screenplays, radio plays, picture books, novels for children and young people. Many reading tours. For further information, see web site at www.dirkwalbrecker.de.

Bernhard Oberdieck sat at the desk of his father at the age of four already, decorating the back sides of business letters. Studied graphic design in Bielefeld, worked as art teacher and in advertising agencies. Since 1978 free-lance illustrator of more than 180 books for national and international publishers. For further information, see web site at www.kinderbuchillustration.com.