The Sultan Shakriar, convinced of the falsehood and inconstancy of all women had sworn an oath to put to death each of his wives after the first night. However, the Sultana Scheherazade saved her life by arousing his interest in the tales which she told during the 1001 night. Driven by curiosity the sultan postponed her execution from day to day and at last abandoned his sanguinary design. Scheherazade told miraculous stories to the sultan. For her tales she borrowed verses from the poets and words from folk songs combining fairy-tales with adventure. Contents The sea and Sindbad's ship The story of the Calender Prince The young prince and the young princess Festival at Baghdad - The sea - The shipwreck     Pages: 20 (Piano Score) & 4 (1st Flute Part) & 4 (2nd Flute Part)Language: German, English, FrenchPublisher: Univeral Edition