Showing posts with label country_Germany. Show all posts
Showing posts with label country_Germany. Show all posts

Tuesday, August 14, 2012

KHM 192 - Crack and Crook - Storyteller: Susan McCullough

Read the original story: in German, in English Crack and Crook, told by Susan McCullough
Italian Folktales selected and retold by Italo Calvino
A variant of Der Gebrüder Grimm KHM 192: Der Meisterdieb (The Master Thief)
Prepared for Advanced Storytelling/ETSU and The Grimm Project. Told July 20, 2012 to an audience of about 8 adults.

Sunday, March 18, 2012

KHM 89 - The Goose girl - Storyteller: Klara Führen (Excerpt)



Read the original story: in German, in English

Contact information: www.erzaehlkultur.net
mailto: klarafuehren.erzaehlt@t-online.de

KHM 145 - The ungrateful son - Storyteller: Klara Führen



Read the original story: in German, in English, in Spanish

Contact information: www.erzaehlkultur.net
mailto: klarafuehren.erzaehlt@t-online.de

KHM 181 - The Nix of the Mill-pond - Storyteller: Klara Führen (Excerpt)



Read the original story: in German, in English

Contact information: www.erzaehlkultur.net
mailto: klarafuehren.erzaehlt@t-online.de

Friday, March 16, 2012

KHM 178 - Meister Pfriem - Storyteller: Cordula Gerndt (Sisters Grimm)



Read the original story: in German, in English

Gabi Altenbach, Cordula Gerndt and Katharina Ritter are professional German storytellers. From October 2008 to December 2011 they ran a project, called "Ganz Grimm" (The Complete Grimm) in the course of which they monthly told all the 200 fairytales of the Brothers Grimm one after the other at a little stage in Munich, Germany. Since then they form a group, calling themselves "The Sisters Grimm". In January 2012 they performed a storytelling-marathon by telling the tales of the Brothers Grimm in three days, every day from 12 a.m. to 12 p.m. Some of the stories they told together (part by part), but most stories were told by one of the three Sisters Grimm alone. The video- and audio-clips are the result of these marathons.
About the Project: www.ganzgrimm.de
Katharina Ritter: www.geschichtenerzaehlerin.de
Cordula Gerndt: www.geschichtenpraxis.de
Gabi Altenbach: www.gabialtenbach.de

KHM 118 - Die drei Feldscherer - Storyteller: Cordula Carla Gernd (Sisters Grimm)



Read the original story: in German, in English

Gabi Altenbach, Cordula Gerndt and Katharina Ritter are professional German storytellers. From October 2008 to December 2011 they ran a project, called "Ganz Grimm" (The Complete Grimm) in the course of which they monthly told all the 200 fairytales of the Brothers Grimm one after the other at a little stage in Munich, Germany. Since then they form a group, calling themselves "The Sisters Grimm". In January 2012 they performed a storytelling-marathon by telling the tales of the Brothers Grimm in three days, every day from 12 a.m. to 12 p.m. Some of the stories they told together (part by part), but most stories were told by one of the three Sisters Grimm alone. The video- and audio-clips are the result of these marathons.
About the Project: www.ganzgrimm.de
Katharina Ritter: www.geschichtenerzaehlerin.de
Cordula Gerndt: www.geschichtenpraxis.de
Gabi Altenbach: www.gabialtenbach.de

KHM 143 - Up Reisen gon - Bernd Benecke



Read the original story: in German, in English

Told by Bernd Benecke, Guest at GANZ GRIMM
Told "Platt" - North German Dialekt

Gabi Altenbach, Cordula Gerndt and Katharina Ritter are professional German storytellers. From October 2008 to December 2011 they ran a project, called “Ganz Grimm” (The Complete Grimm) in the course of which they monthly told all the 200 fairytales of the Brothers Grimm one after the other at a little stage in Munich, Germany. Since then they form a group, calling themselves “The Sisters Grimm”. In January 2012 they performed a storytelling-marathon by telling the tales of the Brothers Grimm in three days, every day from 12 a.m. to 12 p.m. Some of the stories they told together (part by part), but most stories were told by one of the three Sisters Grimm alone. The video- and audio-clips are the result of these marathons.
About the Project: www.ganzgrimm.de
Katharina Ritter: www.geschichtenerzaehlerin.de
Cordula Gerndt: www.geschichtenpraxis.de
Gabi Altenbach: www.gabialtenbach.de

KHM 198 - Jungfer Marleen - Storyteller: Cordula Gerndt (Sisters Grimm)



Read the original story: in German, in English, in Spanish

Gabi Altenbach, Cordula Gerndt and Katharina Ritter are professional German storytellers. From October 2008 to December 2011 they ran a project, called "Ganz Grimm" (The Complete Grimm) in the course of which they monthly told all the 200 fairytales of the Brothers Grimm one after the other at a little stage in Munich, Germany. Since then they form a group, calling themselves "The Sisters Grimm". In January 2012 they performed a storytelling-marathon by telling the tales of the Brothers Grimm in three days, every day from 12 a.m. to 12 p.m. Some of the stories they told together (part by part), but most stories were told by one of the three Sisters Grimm alone. The video- and audio-clips are the result of these marathons.
About the Project: www.ganzgrimm.de
Katharina Ritter: www.geschichtenerzaehlerin.de
Cordula Gerndt: www.geschichtenpraxis.de
Gabi Altenbach: www.gabialtenbach.de

KHM 34 - Die kluge Else - Storyteller: Gabi Altenbach (Sisters Grimm)



Read the original story: in German, in English, in Spanish

Told in "Kurpfälzisch" - a German Dialect

Gabi Altenbach, Cordula Gerndt and Katharina Ritter are professional German storytellers. From October 2008 to December 2011 they ran a project, called "Ganz Grimm" (The Complete Grimm) in the course of which they monthly told all the 200 fairytales of the Brothers Grimm one after the other at a little stage in Munich, Germany. Since then they form a group, calling themselves "The Sisters Grimm". In January 2012 they performed a storytelling-marathon by telling the tales of the Brothers Grimm in three days, every day from 12 a.m. to 12 p.m. Some of the stories they told together (part by part), but most stories were told by one of the three Sisters Grimm alone. The video- and audio-clips are the result of these marathons.
About the Project: www.ganzgrimm.de
Katharina Ritter: www.geschichtenerzaehlerin.de
Cordula Gerndt: www.geschichtenpraxis.de
Gabi Altenbach: www.gabialtenbach.de

KHM 33 - 3 Sprachen - Storyteller: Katharina Ritter (Sisters Grimm)



Read the original story: in Spanish, in English, in German

Told in “Alemannisch”

Gabi Altenbach, Cordula Gerndt and Katharina Ritter are professional German storytellers. From October 2008 to December 2011 they ran a project, called "Ganz Grimm" (The Complete Grimm) in the course of which they monthly told all the 200 fairytales of the Brothers Grimm one after the other at a little stage in Munich, Germany. Since then they form a group, calling themselves "The Sisters Grimm". In January 2012 they performed a storytelling-marathon by telling the tales of the Brothers Grimm in three days, every day from 12 a.m. to 12 p.m. Some of the stories they told together (part by part), but most stories were told by one of the three Sisters Grimm alone. The video- and audio-clips are the result of these marathons.
About the Project: www.ganzgrimm.de
Katharina Ritter: www.geschichtenerzaehlerin.de
Cordula Gerndt: www.geschichtenpraxis.de
Gabi Altenbach: www.gabialtenbach.de

Saturday, February 4, 2012

KHM 23 - Das Vögelchen, das Mäuschen und die Bratwurst - Storytellers: Sisters Grimm



Reag the original story: in German, in English, in Spanish

Gabi Altenbach, Cordula Gerndt and Katharina Ritter are professional German storytellers. From October 2008 to December 2011 they ran a project, called “Ganz Grimm” (The Complete Grimm) in the course of which they monthly told all the 200 fairytales of the Brothers Grimm one after the other at a little stage in Munich, Germany. Since then they form a group, calling themselves “The Sisters Grimm”. In January 2012 they performed a storytelling-marathon by telling the tales of the Brothers Grimm in three days, every day from 12 a.m. to 12 p.m. Some of the stories they told together (part by part), but most stories were told by one of the three Sisters Grimm alone. The video- and audio-clips are the result of these marathons.
About the Project: www.ganzgrimm.de
Katharina Ritter: www.geschichtenerzaehlerin.de
Cordula Gerndt: www.geschichtenpraxis.de
Gabi Altenbach: www.gabialtenbach.de

Friday, February 3, 2012

KHM 63 - The White Cat - Storyteller: Klara Führen



Read the original story: in German, in English, in Spanish

KHM 63 - The Three Feathers

Language: English

This story is the Austrian version of the Grimm tale.

www.erzaehlkultur.net