

A film impression set to the music of Leopold Mozart, realized using the combined animation technique. A child's toy—a mysterious box with many drawers, double bottoms, and unexpected nooks—reveals a new, surprising image with each touch: old instruments, faded photographs, playing cards, tin soldiers, and clay birds. The image changes like a kaleidoscope—each subsequent rotation of the box's wall surprises the viewer, creating a new form by partially leaving the previous one behind and building a new one.
Children's Symphony was directed by Hieronim Neumann.
Children's Symphony runs for 3min, and was released in 1990.
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