Folk Tales
Author's TalesFolk Tales
- Blondine Part I: Blondine (French Folk Tale)
- The Sun and the Moon (Mandaya Version) (Philippine Folk Tale)
- Binnorie (English Folk Tale)
- Charming (Danish Folk Tale)
- Ourson Part XII: The Combat (French Folk Tale)
- The Witch and Her Servants (Russian Folk Tale)
- The Faithful Prince (Indian Folk Tale)
- The Horse and the Stag (Greek Folk Tale)
- Philomel and Progne (French Folk Tale)
- The Bright Sun Brings it to Light (German Folk Tale)
- The Legend of Rheineck (German Folk Tale)
- The Jackdaw and the Pigeons (Greek Folk Tale)
- Puddocky (German Folk Tale)
- The Fox and the Badger (Japanese Folk Tale)
- The Lion, the Bear and the Fox (Greek Folk Tale)
- The Enchanted Princess (Russian Folk Tale)
- Old Jackal and Young Baboon (South African Folk Tale)
- The Council Held by the Rats (French Folk Tale)
- Princess Finola and the Dwarf (Irish Folk Tale)
- The Fish-Peri (Turkish Folk Tale)
- The Shrieking Woman (North American Folk Tale)
- Master and Pupil (Danish Folk Tale)
- Fair Brow (Italian Folk Tale)
- The Wonderful Man (Chinese Folk Tale)
- The Boasting Traveler (Greek Folk Tale)
- The Man Who Would Not Scold (Chinese Folk Tale)
- Hótho Conquers Shagodyoweg Gowa (Native American Folk Tale)
- Mogarzea and His Son (Romanian Folk Tale)
- The Twins with the Golden Star (Romanian Folk Tale)
- The Wonderful Exploits of Grasshopper (Native American Folk Tale)
- Ou' Wolf Lays a Trap (South African Folk Tale)
- Cucúlin (Irish Folk Tale)
- The Relations of Ssidi Kur - Intro (Arabic Folk Tale)
- The Boys with the Golden Stars (Romanian Folk Tale)
- The Election of the King Bird (Nigerian Folk Tale)
- Princess Pepperina (Indian Folk Tale)
- The Enchanted Wreath (Scandinavian Folk Tale)
- Habogi (Icelandic Folk Tale)
- How the Whale Got His Throat (English Folk Tale)
- Thomas the Rhymer (Scottish Folk Tale)
- The Juniper-Tree (German Folk Tale)
- The Three Sillies (English Folk Tale)
- The Marvellous Musician (German Folk Tale)
- The Two Mules (French Folk Tale)
- The White Slipper (Spanish Folk Tale)
- The Story of a Gazelle (African Folk Tale)
- Titty Mouse and Tatty Mouse (English Folk Tale)
- King Thrushbeard (German Folk Tale)
- Father Frost (Russian Folk Tale)
- The Wounded Lion (Spanish Folk Tale)
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