#87 - Geen noot is onschuldig - radiodrama

Frieda Bellinfante. Amsterdam 1904 – Santa Fee 1995. Celliste. “Een dirigente die hard op weg is om een gewichtige factor in de Nederlandse muziekcultuur te worden,” aldus een recensent. Joods, verzetsstrijder, lesbienne. Luister naar het vergeten leven van Frieda Bellinfante in “Geen noot is onschuldig”. Gebaseerd op de biografie van Toni Boumans. Geschreven en geregisseerd door Peter te Nuyl voor AVROTROS (2017). Met aan het eind van dit eerste deel een interview met de maker. Dit is het eerste deel van een 4-delige Parel zomerserie. Meer informatie over muziek, acteurs en Frieda: http://www.radio4.nl/opiumop4/hoorspel?page=4& !!!!! Parel Radio is genomineerd voor de Dutch Podcast Award (storytelling) horen we zojuist! Wil je stemmen (tot 20/8) Kun je ook nog een fiets mee winnen & Parelmakers blij mee maken: www.podcastawards.nl Reacties en luisterfoto’s: @Parelradio [email protected]

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