Elias Breeskin - Chaplins Art Of Comedy

Review by Alessandro Andreozzi

Elias Breeskin’s album Chaplins Art Of Comedy is a delightful and witty tribute to the legendary Charlie Chaplin. The album comprises of 13 tracks that showcase Breeskin’s exceptional musicianship and his deep understanding of Chaplin’s art.

The album opens with “Chaplin’s Smile,” a playful and upbeat track that instantly sets the tone for the rest of the album. Breeskin’s use of various instruments, including the accordion and the trumpet, adds a unique charm to the overall sound.

Tracks like “The Little Tramp” and “The Circus” are perfect examples of Breeskin’s ability to capture the essence of Chaplin’s comedy through music. The use of tempo changes and dynamic shifts in these tracks perfectly mirror the physicality of Chaplin’s performances.

Breeskin’s rendition of “Smile,” a song that Chaplin composed himself, is a heartfelt and emotional tribute to the great actor. The use of the violin in this track adds a beautiful melancholic touch to the melody.

Summary by Alessandro Andreozzi

Chaplins Art Of Comedy is a delightful album that pays tribute to one of the greatest comedians of all time. Breeskin’s exceptional musicianship and his deep understanding of Chaplin’s art make this album a must-listen for fans of both music and comedy.