Die Jungfrau von Orleans

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Die Jungfrau von Orleans

by Friedrich Schiller

DE·~2 hours·60 chapters

Chapters

60 total

PERSONEN

0:51

ERSTER AUFZUG

1:02

ERSTER AUFZUG

4:36

ERSTER AUFZUG

2:32

ERSTER AUFZUG

3:27

ERSTER AUFZUG

9:37

ERSTER AUFZUG

1:39

ERSTER AUFZUG

0:38

ERSTER AUFZUG

0:55

ERSTER AUFZUG

3:53

Description

In the torn kingdom of France, a desperate king wrestles with empty coffers and a restless court while English forces press ever closer to the heart of his realm. Amid the glitter of troubadours and the grumbling of unpaid soldiers, the proud but disillusioned Dunois—known as the Bastard of Orléans— voices his frustration, fearing that the crown’s indecision will hand the city of Orléans to the enemy. Beside him, his fellow officer Du Chatel laments the lack of funds for the troops, exposing the fragile loyalty that holds the kingdom together.

Against this backdrop of political intrigue and looming siege, the stage is set for an unexpected heroine whose faith and courage may turn the tide. The early act paints a vivid portrait of a nation on the brink, where honor, desperation, and the hope for a brighter future begin to intertwine, inviting listeners to witness the birth of a legend.

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Language

de

Duration

~2 hours (159K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Release date

2004-08-01

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

Friedrich Schiller

Friedrich Schiller

1759–1805

A towering figure of German literature, this poet and playwright helped shape European drama with works like The Robbers, Maria Stuart, and William Tell. His poem "Ode to Joy" later became famous around the world through Beethoven’s Ninth Symphony.

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