Der Spielmann: Roman aus der Gegenwart

A youthful wanderer named Ingo drifts along the sun‑kissed Riviera, where fragrant cypresses and ripe cherry trees frame a quiet estate. He encounters two charming sisters whose simple, white‑collared dresses and bright laughter turn the hillside into a living painting, and their playful banter about Mozart and old‑world courtesies draws him into a world of lingering nostalgia. Their conversations, half in French and half in teasing German, reveal a gentle longing for poetry, music, and the fleeting joys of summer, setting the tone for Ingo’s restless search for purpose.

As the sea glimmers beyond olive groves, Ingo’s path begins to intersect with a wandering troubadour and the echo of distant myths. The early chapters trace his impulsive steps from carefree picnics to the first stirrings of deeper longing, hinting at a journey that will lead him far beyond the Riviera’s calm horizons. Listeners are invited to accompany him on this lyrical odyssey through love, art, and the restless spirit of a generation on the brink of change.