Review by Sam Collins

Frans de Guise & zijn barquintet have released an album titled "Rote Rosen Rote Lippen Roter Wein," which is a delightful collection of German folk songs. The album features Frans de Guise on accordion, accompanied by a barquintet consisting of a trumpet, clarinet, violin, cello, and double bass.

The album opens with the title track "Rote Rosen Rote Lippen Roter Wein," a cheerful song that sets the tone for the rest of the album. Frans de Guise's accordion playing is lively and energetic, and the barquintet provides a rich and full sound.

The album also includes slower and more romantic songs such as "Heimweh nach dir" and "Ich hab' dich so lieb," which showcase the beauty of the German language and the emotional depth of these traditional folk songs.

Summary by Sam Collins

"Rote Rosen Rote Lippen Roter Wein" is a charming album that captures the essence of German folk music. Frans de Guise and his barquintet have done an excellent job of bringing these songs to life, and the result is a delightful listening experience. Fans of folk music and accordion enthusiasts will undoubtedly enjoy this album.