Showing results for "Ring" in Fairy Tales, Folk Tales & Myths

Siegfried gerät in eine Reihe gefährlicher Intrigen, während Brünnhilde um Wahrheit und Gerechtigkeit kämpft. Der Ring, das Feuer und die Rheintöchter spielen eine wichtige Rolle auf dem Weg zu einem bewegenden Finale. Kinder hören eine Geschichte von Mut, Abschied und Neubeginn, die durch Wagners Musik besonders intensiv wirkt. Die vierte Folge Götterdämmerung – Der Ring des Nibelungen für Kinder zeigt bewegend als Oper für Kinder die stürzende Götterwelt, bei der Wagners Musik in ihrer gesamten Bandbreite erklingt und Kindern somit die emotionale Welt der klassischen Musik aufzeigt.

Der junge Siegfried schmiedet sein eigenes Schwert, besiegt einen Drachen und lernt vom Waldvogel, wem er vertrauen kann. Kinder begleiten ihn auf einer Reise voller Magie, Mut und aufregender Prüfungen. Die dritte Folge Der Ring des Nibelungen für Kinder zeigt meisterhaft als Oper für Kinder den Mythos um Siegfried und einen musikalischen Drachenkampf, in der Wagners Musik mit höchster Spannung Kindern die fantasievolle Welt der klassischen Musik eröffnet.

Siegmund und Sieglinde finden in einer stürmischen Nacht freundschaftlich zueinander, während Brünnhilde den Mut fasst, gegen Götterbefehle zu handeln, um das Richtige zu tun. Magie, Gefahr und starke Gefühle formen eine Geschichte voller Mut und Hoffnung.

Die Rheintöchter bewachen das leuchtende Gold, doch der Zwerg Alberich stiehlt es und schmiedet daraus einen mächtigen Ring. Götter, Magie und funkelnde Abenteuer begleiten die spannende Reise um Macht und Verantwortung. Die erste Folge Der Ring des Nibelungen für Kinder vermittelt als Oper für Kinder eine mythische Welt, während Wagners Musik einen magischen Einstieg in die Welt der klassischen Musik erzeugt.

A 12-year-old girl discovers her true jinn heritage when a birthday wish gone wrong traps her father in a magical ring, sending her on an epic quest to free him. This richly imagined fantasy series inspired by Persian mythology and Islamic lore is filled with action, magic, and self-discovery...

“Look into the tiger’s eyes. I wish to show you lives different from your own,” Soma-Nandi tells the boy-king Tamar. When you join Tamar on his enchanted journey, you too can look into the tiger’s eyes. But beware, for along the way, nothing is as it appears to be: Forest creatures speak and populate hidden kingdoms, hacked-down vines regenerate before your very eyes, and holy men spring up from ant hills.

The story follows Teddy, a happy and adventurous young boy, who encounters a prideful rabbit named Hercules. Despite Hercules' initial boastfulness, Teddy wins a race against him through the forest. Hercules, upset by his loss, demands a rematch and resorts to cheating. Despite the obstacles, Teddy wins again, teaching Hercules the value of friendship and fair play. Teddy's mother, Victoria, watches proudly throughout and joins the celebration at the end, showcasing the importance of family and support.

Humans and Mystics have been at war for as long as Kala can remember. For this reason, contact with any of the magical creatures that inhabit the forest near her home is punishable by death. So when an elf rescues her from being kidnapped by his brother, she has good reason to question his motives. That is, until she learns the truth: that it was a human who killed her mother, not a Mystic, and that she and the whole kingdom are being lied to. But confiding in the wrong person opens old wounds, and Kala must choose between her family and a blossoming romance....

Evan and Claire Jones are typical teenagers, forced to go with their parents to yet another boring museum... that is, until something extraordinary happens to make their day a little more than interesting. After following a strange little creature into a closed exhibit, Evan and his older sister, Claire, discover the Serpent's Ring, one of the magical relics formed from the shattered Mysticus Orb. Purely by accident, they have awakened its powers and opened a portal to Sagaas, land of ancient gods.

This is a true story about Frances, age 9, who saw fairies by the waterfall behind her house. Nobody but Frances saw them, but when she told her cousin Elsie and their parents, the adults teased them. Why not take a photograph? Elsie (who was fifteen) had the idea. She would paint paper fairies and take their picture with Frances, and none would be the wiser. The girls never meant to fool the world. Who could have imagined that Elsie’s photograph would fall into the hands of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, creator of the world’s most famous detective, Sherlock Holmes?

When Sprout witnesses a Biglander stealing his ma’s ring, at a time when he should’ve been looking after it, he knows he has to get it back. Aided by his uncle Long Tooth, he makes a plan. Even though this task will take him out of the Forest of the Hooting Owl, a place that only forest dwellers know is there because it is hidden behind a veil of magic, he is determined to succeed. His ma’s happiness depends upon him. How many attempts will it take? Is it even possible to do? And what is the truth about the Biglander who managed to get into the forest?

In a faraway land where women and girls had beautiful long beards, King Ukulu ruled with kindness and generosity. But when his precious gold ring goes missing, the kingdom is thrown into turmoil. The clever tortoise, Timiloko, steps in, determined to solve the mystery and win the king’s favor.

'The Bronze Ring' is a story in which a princess falls in love with the son of the palace gardener, although her father wishes her to marry the son of his Prime Minister. The King devises a quest for the two suitors and attempts to engineer the situation so that the rich youth will win. But the gardener's son does a good deed to an old woman, who in return helps him win a magic ring which will grant wishes. But the youth's adventures are not over when he marries the princess. The ring is stolen, and he must enlist the aid of some very clever mice to get it back.

The son of the Gardener to the King and the King's daughter fall in love. The King wants his daughter to marry the Prime Minister's son. So the two young men have to enter a contest: Whoever travels to a distant land and comes back first, wins the hand of the Princess.

The Magic Ring tells the story of Vadim, a boy who lives with his father in a small house in the villages. He goes to the market to buy bread, but returns home several times without any after he gives the money to get a peasant to stop beating his dog, another to stop beating a mouse, and a third to stop whipping a cat. Finally, he gets a peasant to stop kicking a snake, who gives him a magic ring. He not only has to tap it to get bread, but he creates a tree with leaves of gold.

Akbar was one of the most admired and also the most feared emperors of India. He patronized art and promoted religious harmony due to which he is called "Akbar the Great". In his court was present one of the most wise man of his time - Birbal. The interactions between Akbar and Birbal are stuff of legend and folklore due to the interesting problems and situations that Akbar posed and the witty solutions and answers that Birbal gave.

Luisa kann es kaum fassen: In ihrem Plastikring aus dem Kaugummi-Automaten wohnt tatsächlich ein echter Dschinn. Normalerweise könnte sie sich glücklich schätzen, denn so ein Dschinn ist verpflichtet, seinem Meister jeden Tag drei Wünsche zu erfüllen. Doch Luisas Dschinn ist kein normaler Dschinn. Er ist nicht nur etwas eingerostet was das Zaubern angeht, er verfolgt auch noch ganz eigene Pläne.

Purloined from the Pages of The Minstrel's Tale Trilogy. Children of all ages will enjoy this exciting tale.

Avventura e magia in questa bella fiaba di Emma Perodi, ambientata nel casentinese.