Tetzner:Robin Hood,CD

Robin Hood steals from the rich and gives to the poor. Since he himself has become an outlaw, he simply cannot help it; he must listen to his heart and strive for more justice, which has been lost in his land. In the shelter of Sherwood Forest, he, along with his companions, takes up the fight against oppression and poverty, soon finding himself in great danger.

Narrated by Andreas Fröhlich. A staged reading with music and sound effects for children aged 8 and up. Running time: approximately 79 minutes | 1 CD.

“Highly recommended” [Working Group for Youth Literature and Media of GEW]. “The accompanying booklet is also very interesting, in which Tetzner examines the legends of the outlaws from Sherwood Forest and analyzes their enduring popularity around the globe.” “Broad recommendation for all libraries” [ekz bibliotheksservice].

CD of the Month for April by the Stiftung Zuhören and the Institute for Applied Children’s Media Research (IfaK): “Birge Tetzner’s staged reading not only tells of this legend but also transports listeners to the storyteller Alan a Dale’s campfire. His short stories are accompanied by the sounds of lutes and laughter, the rustling of the forest, and the crackling of the campfire. Andreas Fröhlich voices the bard Alan a Dale, and the longer you listen to him, the more you feel as if you are sitting with him and the others by the campfire in Sherwood Forest.”.