Die Limburger - 28 Akkordeon Trümpfe

Review by CJ Engelbrecht

Die Limburger's album, "28 Akkordeon Trümpfe" is a delightful collection of traditional and contemporary accordion music. The album showcases the band's impressive musicianship and ability to seamlessly blend various styles of music.

Listeners are treated to a variety of tracks, including lively polkas, romantic waltzes, and upbeat folk tunes. Each song is expertly arranged and performed, with the accordion taking center stage throughout.

One standout track on the album is "Tango pour Claude," a sultry and seductive piece that showcases the accordion's versatility. Another highlight is "Kalinka," a lively and energetic Russian folk tune that will have listeners tapping their feet and humming along.

Summary by CJ Engelbrecht

"28 Akkordeon Trümpfe" is a must-have for fans of accordion music and those looking to explore the genre. Die Limburger's passion for the accordion is evident in every note, making this album a true delight to listen to.