Diane Wolkstein - Magic Orange Tree & Other Haitian Folktales, Vol. 1 album download

Introduction 2. The Magic Orange Tree 3. Erzulie - Whistling 4. The Two Donkeys 5. Donkey Will Jump And Bray 6. Rosemarie's Dance (Intro to Owl) 7. Owl 8. Feuilles-O 9. Tipingee 10. Erzulie 11. Horse And Toad 12. Do Do Ti Ti Haiti's recent tragedy has given rise to an incredible outpouring of good will and generosity throughout the world. And yet despite recent events many people are unfamiliar with Haiti's vibrant culture and artistic traditions

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The Magic Orange Tree and Other Haitian Folktales, Volume 1. "Please retry". Wolkstein disappears into the stories until only the characters themselves remain alive for you: the young girl with the cruel step-mother, the donkey bride and groom who take on human form to outlast a dry season, the handsome owl shamed at his own appearance, the resourceful Tipingee, and the boastful horse and clever toad.

Diane Wolkstein is a professional story-teller and collector of folktales, and this is a collection that she built after many visits to Haiti in the '70s - going from town to town and recording them. She's got 27 in this book, along with the music and lyrics for the songs that go with some of them.

Diane Wolkstein tells "The Magic Orange Tree" from her book, The Magic Orange Tree and Other Haitian Folktales, at the Statue of Hans Christian Andersen in New York's Central Park on June 5th, 2010. Musical accompaniment by Oneza LaFontant. For more video, photos, and exciting content visit dianewolkstein. John Golden, er from Wilmington, NC tells the story of The Squirrel & the Bass.

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