Georges Schmitt, Albert Levy, Roland Dyens, JeanLuc Ceddaha - Folklore Für Panflöte

Review by Anthony Grillon

Folklore Für Panflöte is an exceptional album that showcases the virtuosity and artistry of Georges Schmitt, Albert Levy, Roland Dyens, and JeanLuc Ceddaha. The album features a varied selection of traditional folk tunes from around the world, arranged for panflute and accompanied by guitar, bass, and percussion.

The performances are outstanding, with each musician bringing their unique style and interpretation to the music. Schmitt's panflute playing is particularly impressive, with his fluid technique and expressive phrasing bringing out the beauty and emotion of each melody. The guitar and bass playing by Levy and Ceddaha is equally impressive, providing a solid foundation for the panflute to soar above.

The arrangements are also noteworthy, with each tune given a fresh and creative treatment that showcases the unique sound of the panflute. From the haunting melodies of the Scottish Highlands to the lively rhythms of South America, each track on the album is a testament to the versatility and beauty of the panflute.

Summary by Anthony Grillon

Folklore Für Panflöte is a must-have album for fans of world music and panflute enthusiasts alike. The combination of exceptional musicianship, creative arrangements, and beautiful melodies makes it a true masterpiece of the genre. Highly recommended!