Stefan Trummer - Der Zauber Des Fräulein Ludmilla

Review by Krisztián Fekete

Der Zauber Des Fräulein Ludmilla is an album that showcases Stefan Trummer's mastery of the guitar. The 12 tracks on the album are a mix of original compositions and covers of classical pieces. Trummer's guitar playing is technically impressive, and he brings a lot of emotion and nuance to each track.

The album starts with "Jesu, Joy of Man's Desiring," a classical piece that Trummer gives a fresh interpretation. He plays the piece with a lot of feeling, and his guitar sounds rich and full. The rest of the album follows in the same vein, with Trummer's guitar taking center stage.

One of the standout tracks on the album is "La Catedral," a piece by Agustin Barrios Mangore. Trummer's playing is delicate and precise, and he captures the beauty of the piece perfectly. Another highlight is "Asturias," a piece by Isaac Albéniz. Trummer's playing is fiery and passionate, and he brings a lot of energy to the track.

Summary by Krisztián Fekete

Der Zauber Des Fräulein Ludmilla is a great album for anyone who loves guitar music. Trummer's playing is impressive, and he brings a lot of personality and emotion to each track. Highly recommended!