Review by Mike Elliott

The album Symphonie Des Jouets Ouverture Burlesque Symphonie Burlesque, featuring works by J. Haydn, E. H. Méhul, and B. Romberg, performed by the Orchestre de Chambre Pro Arte de Munich under the direction of Kurt Redel, is a delightful collection of classical music that showcases the playful and whimsical side of orchestral music.

The opening track, "Symphonie Des Jouets" by Haydn, features a charming and lively melody that mimics the sounds of various toys, such as cuckoo clocks and drums, creating a playful and cheerful atmosphere that is sure to put a smile on the listener's face.

The following tracks, "Ouverture Burlesque" by Méhul and "Symphonie Burlesque" by Romberg, continue the lighthearted and comical tone of the album, with each piece showcasing the orchestra's skillful execution of intricate and dynamic musical arrangements.

Throughout the album, the Orchestre de Chambre Pro Arte de Munich delivers a flawless performance, with each musician contributing to the overall cohesion and beauty of the music. Under the direction of Kurt Redel, the orchestra's energy and enthusiasm are palpable, infusing each piece with a sense of joy and vitality.

Summary by Mike Elliott

Symphonie Des Jouets Ouverture Burlesque Symphonie Burlesque is a wonderful showcase of classical music's ability to be both sophisticated and playful. Fans of orchestral music and classical music enthusiasts alike will surely appreciate this album's whimsical charm and expertly crafted compositions.