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Rabbit Ears World Tales, Volume 1

Aladdin and the Magic Lamp, The Five Chinese Brothers

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Audiobook
1 of 1 copy available
1 of 1 copy available

ALADDIN AND THE MAGIC LAMP

All the magic of a faraway time and place are captured in this enchanting tale about a young rogue and the genie who helps him win the love of the Sultan's daughter. This artful interpretation of Aladdin's quest is faithful to the classic story from A Thousand One Nights that's been entertaining audiences for thousands of years.

THE FIVE CHINESE BROTHERS

Five brothers, each possessing an amazing physical gift, conspire to outwit the cruel Emperor, who forced thousands into slavery to build the Great Wall of China. Each of the older brother's talents is put to the test in order to save the people: great strength, tremendous height, sharp senses, and resistance to fire. But just when it appears that the Emperor will triumph, it is the sensitive youngest brother whose talent is the most useful of all.

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    • AudioFile Magazine
      This star-studded collection is the ticket for a magical tour around the world. John Hurt's deep, gravelly voice captures the evil and drama of "Aladdin and the Magic Lamp" while percussionist Mickey Hart's cymbals, drums, and chimes accent the story's twists and exotic Middle Eastern setting. Next stop, Jamaica, as UB40 lays down a calypso beat and Denzel Washington adopts a lilting accent to tell two stories of "Anansi," the tiny trickster spider with a huge ego. Lyle Mays's romantic music sets the mood for Max von Sydow's performance of the Norwegian tale "East of the Sun, West of the Moon." The actor's voice and musicians' notes swell to a crescendo to complete the happily-ever-after ending. Bill Douglass and Dave Austin's chimes, harps, and percussion play up the Asian setting of "The Five Chinese Brothers" and accompany John Lone's lightly accented reading of the siblings whose strange gifts and love for each other vanquish a cruel emperor. S.W. (c) AudioFile 2006, Portland, Maine

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