Collection of Altai Tales (CDMP3)

In the XVIII century, the Altai tribes, which were part of the Dzungarian Khanate, used the alphabet developed on the basis of Uygursky. In the middle of the 19th century, Russian missionaries created the Altai alphabet based on the Cyrillic alphabet. The Alphabets are still using this alphabet. They recorded the legends and legends of Altai, previously transmitted from generation to generation verbally.
Content:
How the mouse defeated the camel
Frog and ants
How the bird Berkut deceived
horse, cow and white moose
A terrible guest
Avearly sparrow
Bear gift
Why did the bats sucked off at the bat.
A helpful bumblebee
Crane and Korostel
Bear-Sudya
greedy capercaillie
Pavlin"s wife
horse, cow and stars
Two clothes
Fox-svhaha
Tanzagan - Father of the Altai
We worked on the project:
Tales were retold Anna Garf and Pavel Kuchiyak.
The director and author of the script - Alexander Ponomarev.
Cast: People"s Artist of Russia Anatoly Kuznetsov, People"s Artist of Russia