Brüder Grimm: Der Froschkönig, Rumpelstilzchen, Der Wolf und die sieben Geißlein, Dornröschen

Hans Oldenbürger, Rainer Büttner, Jenny Gröllmann, Joachim Konrad, Peter Bause, Petra Kelling, Lothar Tarelkin, Otto Mellies, Elsa Koren, Ingrid Rentsch, Helmut Müller-Lankow

Label: Kreisel
Catalog number: 0754 016
Format: LP
Country: Germany
Genre: Children's
Barcode: 4013108540169

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This record preserves classic fairy tales through the voices of an extensive ensemble cast. Audio dramatizations like this are a cherished part of oral storytelling traditions, offering listeners an immersive way to engage with foundational folklore.

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This vinyl release, catalog number 0754 016, is a classic spoken-word compilation produced by the Kreisel label, showcasing a collection of beloved fairy tales by the Brothers Grimm. Emerging from the rich tradition of German radio plays and audio theater, this recording features a distinguished ensemble cast including noted actors such as Jenny Gröllmann, Otto Mellies, and Peter Bause. These performers were well-regarded in East German theatrical circles, and their involvement speaks to the high standard of vocal performance expected in children's audio literature during the era.

The record was designed to serve as an immersive narrative experience, relying on the distinct voice-acting skills of the ensemble to bring iconic stories like 'The Frog Prince' and 'Rumpelstilzchen' to life. By utilizing a multi-cast approach rather than a single narrator, the production aimed to create a dynamic, theatrical atmosphere suitable for young listeners. It remains a representative example of mid-to-late 20th-century German audio production, appreciated for its fidelity to traditional storytelling and the nostalgic quality of its voice performances.

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