Maritime (label)

Maritim is a label for radio plays of all kinds that has been active in different owner constellations since it was founded in the late 1960s .

history

Founded in the late 1960s, Maritim was originally a label from the John Jahr publishing house and published documentaries on LP . The label was later transferred to Gruner + Jahr and the Bertelsmann Group. During this time, Maritim was perceived as the biggest competitor of the Europe label . This resulted in productions such as Die Kleine Hexe Klavi-Klack , Perry Clifton , Karl May productions by Kurt Vethake and others or Tim & Struppi . In the case of radio plays that were specially produced for children, there was also the addition of Maritime next to the logo . Wild West productions, e.g. B. von Karl May, had the addition Gaucho .

At the end of the 1990s, the Dortmund entrepreneur Carsten Hermann, operator of the radio play archive, began producing new radio play series under the name Maritim. Under Hermann, series such as the Sherlock Holmes settings with Christian Rode and Peter Groeger , Pater Brown , Mimi Rutherford , The Greatest Cases of Scotland Yard , Danger or Dark Trace were created . In 2014 Maritim Verlag entered into a long-term cooperation with Highscore Music . As a result, many titles should be republished again as a download or stream.

In 2015 Maritim was taken over by Sebastian Pobot , Managing Director of Highscore Music, and the publisher's catalog was merged with Pobot's radio play content, creating the largest independent radio play catalog. Since then, the radio play division of Highscore Music has been continued under the Maritim- Verlag brand .

Productions

Tintin

episode	title	Year of production	Publisher / label
01	The crab with the golden claws	1984	Maritime / Ariola Express
02	The secret of the unicorn	1984	Maritime / Ariola Express
03	The treasure of Rackham the Red	1984	Maritime / Ariola Express
04th	Travel destination moon	1984	Maritime / Ariola Express
05	The case of the bees	1984	Maritime / Ariola Express
06th	The singer's jewels	1984	Maritime / Ariola Express
07th	The seven crystal balls	1984	Maritime / Ariola Express
08th	Flight 714 to Sydney	1984	Maritime / Ariola Express
09	Coal on board	1984	Maritime / Ariola Express
10	Tim and the Picaros	1984	Maritime / Ariola Express
11	Tim in Tibet	1984	Maritime / Ariola Express
12	The mysterious star	1984	Maritime / Ariola Express

The radio drama episodes are mainly released on radio drama cassettes (MCs) and partly on long-playing records (LPs).

The speakers for the main roles are Lutz Schnell as Tim (also in the television series), Gottfried Kramer as Captain Haddock, Joachim Wolff as Professor Bienlein and Günter Lüdke, and Klaus Wagener as Schulze and Schultze. Wolfgang Buresch plays a special role as Struppi, who speaks the part of the narrator.

Edgar Wallace series

1. Edgar Wallace : The zinc man . With Manfred Krug and Sascha Draeger , Alexandra Doerk and others Gruner + Jahr, Hamburg 1982, order no. maritime 295 036-210 (LP).
2. Edgar Wallace: The Frog with the Mask. With Manfred Krug and Sascha Draeger, Alexandra Doerk and others Gruner + Jahr, Hamburg 1982, order no. maritime 295 037-210 (LP).
3. Edgar Wallace: The Witcher. With Manfred Krug and Sascha Draeger, Alexandra Doerk and others Gruner + Jahr, Hamburg 1982, order no. maritime 295 035-210 (LP).
4. Edgar Wallace: The Dead Eyes of London. With Manfred Krug and Sascha Draeger, Alexandra Doerk and others Gruner + Jahr, Hamburg 1982, order no. maritime 295038-210 (LP).
5. The Gang of Terror (1982, Henry Kielmann , Manoel Ponto , Rolf Jülich )
6. News from the Witcher (1982, Henry Kielmann, Manoel Ponto, Peter von Schulz)
7. The Inn on the Thames (1982, Henry Kielmann, Manoel Ponto, Renate Pichler)
8. The Eerie Monk (1982, Henry Kielmann, Manoel Ponto, Joachim Richert) *
9. The secret of the yellow daffodils (1983, Rolf Jülich, Pia Werfel, Lothar Zibell)
10. The door with the 7 locks (1983, Rolf Jülich, Gaby Libbach, Harald Pages )
11. The green archer (1983, Rolf Jülich, Matthias Grimm, Gottfried Kramer )
12. The Indian Shawl (1983, Rolf Jülich, Gerda Gmelin, Manfred Wohlers)

From 2004 the label Maritim made an attempt to continue the Wallace radio plays. However, this seemed ill-considered and half-baked to the listener. The stories are sometimes confusing. The narrator in all three parts is the familiar voice of Eckart Dux.

• The face in the dark (2004, Eckart Dux , Thomas Kröger, Tim Knauer)
• At the three oaks (2004, Eckart Dux, Achim Schülke, Till Endemann)
• The Unheimliche (2006, Eckart Dux, Robert Missler, Eva Michaelis)
• The banknote counterfeiter (2006, Eckart Dux, Mark Bremer, Christine Pappert)

Karl May

Under the direction of Kurt Vethake and others, 30 radio plays have been created, some of which have also been released on CD. Some titles were previously published by other labels and published as licensed goods by Maritim.

Episode index

1. Through the dessert
2. Through wild Kurdistan
3. In the gorges of the Balkans
4. The Schut
5. Winnetou I
6. Winnetou II
7. Winnetou III
8. Winnetou IV
9. On the Rio de la Plata
10. In the Cordilleras
11. Old Surehand I.
12. Old Surehand II
13. In the land of Mahdi I.
14. In the land of Mahdi II
15. In the land of Mahdi III
16. Satan and Iscariot I.
17. Satan and Iscariot II
18. In the realm of the silver lion
19. Among vultures
20. The treasure in Silbersee
21. The oilprince
22. Half-blood
23. The legacy of the Inca
24. The blue-red Methuselah I
25. The blue and red Methuselah II
26. The slave caravan I.
27. The slave caravan II
28. The pyramid of the sun god
29. Trapper Vulture's Beak
30. The jewel island

Sherlock Holmes

From 2003 to 2011, Maritim was the first and so far only German-language radio play label to publish an adaptation of all 60 original stories by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle . The series then continued in 2013 and 2014 with five self-written cases.

The main roles were spoken by Christian Rode as Sherlock Holmes and Peter Groeger as his companion Dr. Watson . In a recurring role Volker Brandt could also be heard as Inspector Lestrade .

The radio plays were released both as individual CDs and as boxes with three to four episodes each. The first 16 stories also appeared on MC, episode 50 was released on vinyl for the anniversary. In 2015, the original scripts of the first 20 radio plays were also published as e-books . The scripts of the first ten episodes also served as a template for a series of novels at Kelter Verlag in 2016 .

Follow Index:

1. The house by the blood beeches
2. The blue carbuncle
3. The Musgrave ritual
4. The five orange pits
5. The six Napoleons
6. The Valley of Fear (double CD)
7. The Sussex Vampire
8. The patient
9. A scandal in Bohemia
10. The Norwood Builder
11. The three Garridebs
12. A study in scarlet red (double CD)
13. The Greek interpreter
14. The dancing males
15. The boarding school
16. The second stain
17. Silver arrow
18. The Hound of the Baskervilles (double CD)
19. The stockbroker's clerk
20. The landed gentry of Reigate
21. The hunchback
22. The Secret of Gloria Scott
23. The fleet contract
24. Under the sign of four (double CD)
25. The yellow face
26. The diadem
27. The missing rugby player
28. The man with the disfigured lip
29. The League of Redheads
30. A question of identity
31. The three gables
32. The red circle
33. The buck
34. Charles Augustus Milverton
35. The veiled tenant
36. The devil's foot
37. The lonely cyclist
38. The speckled ribbon
39. The Thor Bridge
40. The golden pince-nez
41. Abbey Grange
42. The riddle of Boscombe Valley
43. The cardboard box
44. The Bruce Partington Plans
45. The disappearance of Lady Carfax
46. The lion's mane
47. The Mazarin stone
48. The illustrious client
49. The pale soldier
50. Shoscombe Old Place
51. The retired paint dealer
52. Wisteria Lodge
53. The detective on his deathbed
54. The three students
55. The man with the crouched gait
56. Engineer's thumb
57. The noble bachelor
58. The last problem
59. The empty house
60. His farewell performance
61. How Watson learned the trick
62. The missing Sherlock Holmes
63. The three murderers of Sir William
64. Fog of horror
65. When the master got lost
66. Death as a guest at Mallory Manor (published by Hermann Media)

Detective Columbus & Son

Detective Columbus & Son is a series of eight detective radio plays for the youth by Peter Riesenburg, which was first published as LP / MC by maritim (Verlag Gruner + Jahr) from 1981. Your protagonists are the private detective Donald Columbus and his son Aki, who solve different cases together. They are portrayed in all episodes by Lothar Grützner and Mark Seidenberg . The regular narrator of the series is Gottfried Kramer .

Production: Hans-Joachim Herwald
Sound: Hartmut Kulka
Director: Hans Joachim Herwald / Peter Riesenburg (pseudonym Harald Dzubilla ) Script
: Peter Riesenburg (Harald Dzubilla)

Follow Index:

1. Real money for false whistles
2. Brands, blossoms and two weird birds
3. Ransom for a Dachshund
4. The secret of the black suitcase
5. Chasing a black shadow
6. The secret of the Indian letters
7. A phantom leaves no traces
8. There are many witnesses to character assassination

Web links

• Official website of Maritim

Individual evidence

1. ↑ CHRizzz: Interview with Carsten Hermann. In: hoerspiele.de. September 15, 2006, accessed November 3, 2018 . 
2. ↑ Marc Hairapetian: Radio play cult: John Sinclair chases the ??? In: Spiegel Online . February 12, 2003, accessed April 16, 2015 . 
3. ↑ Detlef Kurtz: An interview with Carsten Hermann. In: hoernews.de. Retrieved November 3, 2018 . 
4. ↑ CHRizzz: Interview with Carsten Hermann. In: hoerspiele.de. September 11, 2002, accessed November 3, 2018 . 
5. ↑ Highscore Music enters into a long-term sales cooperation with Maritim. In: highscoremusic.com. March 26, 2014, archived from the original on July 12, 2014 ; accessed on April 16, 2015 . 
6. ↑ Publisher Sebastian Pobot takes over the traditional Maritim brand. In: buchmarkt.de. March 10, 2015, accessed April 16, 2015 . 
7. ↑ The great Edgar Wallace radio play thread. In: homepagemodules.de. Retrieved April 16, 2015 .