Phoenetic Punctuation

Prepare to be charmed and amused by the wit and musical genius of Victor Borge in his album "Phoenetic Punctuation." Released on December 3, 2014, under That's What Records, this delightful collection of comedy and spoken word performances showcases Borge's unique ability to blend humor with classical music.

The album features a variety of tracks, including remastered classics like "Grieg's Rhapsody," "Blue Serenade," and "All the Things You Are," as well as Borge's signature comedic pieces such as "A Lesson in Composition" and "Inflation Language." Each track is a testament to Borge's versatility and his knack for making even the most complex musical concepts accessible and entertaining.

One of the standout features of the album is Borge's famous "Phonetic Punctuation" sketch, a comedic exploration of how punctuation can be used to clarify spoken language. This sketch, along with others like "A Description" and "A Kurt Weill Medley," highlights Borge's sophisticated brand of humor and his ability to engage audiences with both his piano playing and his wit.

With a total runtime of 43 minutes, "Phoenetic Punctuation" is a perfect blend of comedy and classical music, offering a unique listening experience that is both entertaining and intellectually stimulating. Whether you're a fan of Victor Borge or new to his work, this album is sure to delight and amuse.