Pino Zingt Cijfers

This soundtrack album for Sesamstraat, the Dutch co-production of Sesame Street, was released by WSP in 1982.

Pino Zingt Cijfers (Pino Sings Numbers) features "jokes, songs and stories from 1 to 10" by Pino and Ieniemienie. The album was also released on cassette. The material on this record was made for the album, and not featured on the TV show.

Pino and Ienie learn to count by singing songs about each number. The songs are introduced with little sketches.

Tracklist
Side A:
 * Er Is Maar Een Pino (There's Only One Pino)
 * Twee Dikke Vriendjes (Two Dear Friends)
 * Drie Is Te Veel (Three Is Too Much)
 * Kwartetten (Playing Happy Families)
 * Vijf Kleine Vingers (Five Little Fingers)

Side B:
 * Het Allerleukste Cijfer (My Favorite Number)
 * Zeven Dagen Heeft Een Week (Seven Days Has A Week)
 * Acht Kleine Nootjes (Eight Little Notes)
 * Drie Maal Drie Is Negen (Three Times Three Is Nine)
 * Let Op, Ik Tel Tot Tien (Watch Out, I'm Counting To Ten)

Cast

 * Erik J. Meijer as Pino
 * Catherine van Woerden as Ieniemienie
 * Children's Choir "De Pioniertjes"

Trivia

 * Although some of the voices sound quite unfamiliar for today's viewers, some of the tracks on this record still appear on compilation albums.


 * Tommie is pictured on the album cover, but he is strangely absent on the album.


 * "Er Is Maar Een Pino" seems to be based on "There's Just One Me" from the Sesame Street album Numbers (LP).


 * "Kwartet" is a card game for kids. A complete set of four cards of the same category makes a "kwartet"; the player with the most sets wins. This game is known as "Happy Families" in English.


 * "Drie Maal Drie Is Negen" is a well known singing game in Dutch: "Three times three is nine, everyone sing your own song!" The person who's 'it' has to sing a song.