Tracklist
- CD 1
- 1Chapter 1 Arrest; Conversation with Frau Grubach then Fräulein Bürstner6:30
- 2K scarcely listened to what was being said...7:23
- 3He paced up and down a few times...6:29
- 4When he was fully dressed...7:12
- 5The people were still at the window...6:42
- 6K stood still, watching them...7:08
- 7K looked on in silence...6:50
- 8‘You’re way off beam,’ said K...7:07
- 9She made a tour of the room...7:08
- 10Then there was some knocking on the door...5:20
- CD 2
- 1Chapter 2 First Hearing7:14
- 2K went further down the street...6:40
- 3Two men were talking just by the door...6:51
- 4K broke off and looked down into the hall...6:53
- 5When K broke off at this point...7:13
- 6‘So that’s it,’ exclaimed K...1:54
- 7Chapter 3 In the Empty Court Room; the Student; the Lawyers’ Offices5:47
- 8They were dog-eared old books...6:01
- 9‘Do you know the examining magistrate...’5:52
- 10After he had put aside his reservations...5:47
- 11The two had already disappeared...6:43
- CD 3
- 1‘Perhaps,’ K continued...6:09
- 2‘You don’t believe I am accused of anything...’7:19
- 3K did not reply...7:13
- 4‘Don’t you want to sit down here for a bit?’4:44
- 5Chapter 4 Fräulein Bürstner’s Female Friend7:04
- 6Frau Grubach felt really quite helpless.4:47
- 7‘You asked my friend, in writing...’5:34
- 8Chapter 5 The Thrasher7:56
- 9He dried his face...6:53
- 10Chapter 6 The Uncle; Leni6:46
- 11‘And what do you now have to say?’6:50
- CD 4
- 1‘My dear uncle,’ said K...6:37
- 2In one corner of the room...7:19
- 3Not a word of this whole statement...7:23
- 4Then a noise from the hall...7:09
- 5‘No,’ replied Leni, shaking her head slowly.7:06
- 6Chapter 7 Lawyer; Industrialist; Painter6:38
- 7‘The room the lawyers share is on the second floor...’7:20
- 8Their job was not easy in other respects...7:39
- 9‘At times like that, one has to say...’5:44
- 10What did the lawyer want to achieve...6:31
- 11These days shame no longer played any part...6:49
- CD 5
- 1The deputy director...6:41
- 2For no particular reason...6:21
- 3K took the letter and put it in his pocket...7:23
- 4He immediately rode off in a cab...6:13
- 5K pointed at the door.7:20
- 6The sight of the picture seemed...7:20
- 7Once again a girl behind the door began to ask...6:18
- 8The painter had pulled his armchair nearer to the bed...4:28
- 9‘Mere legends do nothing to change my opinion...’7:20
- 10‘At that stage I’m free then...’7:04
- 11‘In saying this...’4:51
- 12K had not been thinking what he was doing...5:06
- CD 6
- 1Chapter 8 Block the Merchant; the Lawyer is Given His Notice6:50
- 2Leni stood by the range...5:35
- 3K turned round.6:03
- 4‘I’ll probably have to go there more often now too...’6:06
- 5I’m hearing it all now, thought K...6:54
- 6‘The way you’re sitting there side by side!’6:32
- 7K looked at him for a long time.6:04
- 8K was completely composed when the lawyer had finished...7:19
- 9The man’s appearance itself gave nothing away...7:40
- 10From the moment the lawyer started speaking...5:18
- 11Block was very pleased that she had come...5:02
- CD 7
- 1Block glanced fleetingly at K...4:52
- 2Chapter 9 In the Cathedral7:26
- 3K, who otherwise was merely mechanically watching...6:21
- 4K went back to the main entrance...5:09
- 5Smiling, K followed the old man...6:55
- 6Since everything was now out in the open..6:59
- 7K waited for him down below by the steps.5:05
- 8‘The doorkeeper deceived the man, then,’ said K...6:15
- 9‘You know the story better than I do...’4:58
- 10‘Opinions differ as to whether the doorkeeper...’5:49
- 11Chapter 10 The End6:20
- 12The girl had meanwhile turned into a side street...6:21
More by Franz Kafka, Rupert Degas
Issues
- T7x CD (unabridged)September 2007