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Once upon a time there was a donkey, who 

lived on a farm with his master. One day he got 

fed up of working on the farm and decided to 

leave his master. He set off for the nearby town 

of Bremen

On his way the donkey met a dog, who had also 

left his home and master. 

"Will you come with me to Bremen?" asked the 

donkey.

"Let's become musicians in the town orchestra. You 

can play the drums and I will play the cello." The 

dog agreed and they continued on their way 

together.

A little bit further on they met a cat and invited 

him to go with them to Bremen and join the 

town orchestra as a violinist.

The cat meowed in agreement and the three 

animals hurried on to Bremen

As they were passing by a castle, the three saw 

a cockerel, crowing as loudly as he could, so 

they asked him why he was singing so loudly.

"They are going to cook me and eat me 

tomorrow", he said, "so I am saying goodbye 

to life"

But the donkey said, 

"Don't be silly! Come with us! You have a lovely 

voice and you could become a singer in the 

Bremen orchestra. That is where we are all 

going."

The cockerel, who really didn't want to be 

cooked, jumped on the donkey's back and the 

four continued on their way.

The sun had started to go down and the four 

friend were looking for shelter for night. They 

came across a house which was being 

burgled.

The donkey looked through the window and 

saw a table, which had been generously laid 

with food and drinks. 

Since the four friends were hungry, they 

decided to drive the burglars away. 

The dog climbed on the donkey's back, the cat 

stood on the dog's head and the rooster 

perched on the cat's back.

They started their concert on three: 

"Heee-haw!" brayed the donkey, 

"Woof-woof!" barked the dog.

"Meooooooowwww!" said the cat and 

"Cock-a-doodle-doo!" crowed the cockerel.

At all the noise the burglars started shouting in 

fear, "Help! Ghosts are coming to get us!"

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