Review by Katy Booth

Leipziger KrystallpalastSänger's latest album, Schneider Fritzel Amandus Blasius, is a stunning tribute to the German operetta tradition. The group's rich and vibrant vocals are perfectly suited to the genre, and they bring a playful energy to each of the album's 20 tracks.

From the lively opening number, "Schneider Fritzel Amandus Blasius," to the wistful ballad "Ich Liebe Dich," the Leipziger KrystallpalastSänger demonstrate their versatility and charm. The group's harmonies are particularly impressive, and they weave complex vocal arrangements that showcase their technical skill.

While the album is largely focused on traditional operetta, there are a few surprises sprinkled throughout. "Der Vogelhändler" features a jaunty jazz-infused arrangement, while "Die Fledermaus" is given a modern twist with electronic beats and synth accents.

Summary by Katy Booth

Schneider Fritzel Amandus Blasius is a delightful album that showcases the Leipziger KrystallpalastSänger's immense talent and passion for German operetta. Fans of the genre will not be disappointed.