Review by David Woodcock

Musiques Pittoresques Du Vieux Paris is a charming album that transports the listener back in time to the streets of old Paris. While the artist behind the music remains unknown, their compositions are full of life and energy, capturing the spirit of a bygone era.

The album features a variety of instruments, including accordion, guitar, and violin, which come together to create a rich and textured sound. Each track is named after a different street or landmark in Paris, such as "Rue de la Huchette" and "Place de la Concorde," adding to the album's sense of place and history.

Listeners will find themselves tapping their feet and humming along to the catchy melodies, which range from lively and upbeat to more contemplative and melancholy. The music is both nostalgic and timeless, appealing to both lovers of traditional French music and those simply looking for a pleasant and relaxing listening experience.

Summary by David Woodcock

Musiques Pittoresques Du Vieux Paris is a delightful album that captures the essence of old Paris in a way that is both authentic and accessible. Whether you are a Francophile or simply a lover of good music, this album is sure to please.