Review by wellersom Richarde

Ted Maksymowicz And His Orchestra have released their latest album, Krakowiak, and it is a stunning tribute to Polish folk music. The album features 14 tracks, each one showcasing the unique sound and rhythms of the Krakowiak, a traditional Polish dance.

From the opening track, "Krakowiak Dance," to the closing number, "Polka in G Major," the album is a joyous celebration of Polish music. The musicianship is exceptional, with each instrument shining through in its own way. The accordion, clarinet, violin, and trumpet all play a crucial role in creating the distinctive sound of the Krakowiak.

One standout track is "Wianek Krakowski," which features a beautiful melody played on the violin. The song builds to a crescendo, with the accordion and trumpet joining in to create a powerful and uplifting sound.

Another highlight is "Góralu," a traditional song from the Tatra Mountains. The clarinet takes center stage in this track, playing a mournful melody that is both haunting and beautiful.

Summary by wellersom Richarde

Krakowiak is a wonderful album that will appeal to fans of folk music and anyone interested in exploring the rich musical traditions of Poland. Ted Maksymowicz And His Orchestra have done a fantastic job of capturing the spirit of the Krakowiak dance and bringing it to life through their music. Highly recommended!