Die Kleine Meerjungfrau

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Whether Undine, Rusalka or Ariel, mermaids and mermaids are still booming, especially in children's literature. The fascination with the beings that can move between the worlds half as a human and half as an animal is unbroken. And so, too, many of us would like to switch back and forth between reality and fairy tales. The fact that even in the most beautiful water world it can sometimes get pretty boring if you don't have any playmates, that it can even get pretty cold there without love, Hans Christian Andersen's mermaid can also sing a little song about it. She falls in love with a prince and puts herself in great danger. An adventure journey begins that literally vanishes into thin air at the end. »The Little Mermaid« by Ákos Hoffmann is one of the most frequently performed orchestral pieces for children in German-speaking countries, after »Peter and the Wolf« and »The Animal Carnival«.