Review by Keenan Wellar

Henryk Szeryng's "Musique Du Mexique Musique DEspagne" is a captivating album that showcases the virtuosity of the renowned violinist. The album features a collection of traditional Mexican and Spanish folk melodies, which Szeryng interprets with his signature elegance and precision.

The album opens with "La Paloma," a popular Mexican folk song that Szeryng infuses with his own unique interpretation. The violinist's technical prowess is on full display in tracks like "Zapateado" and "Malagueña," where he effortlessly navigates the intricate rhythms and melodies of Spanish flamenco music.

Szeryng's interpretations of the more subdued tracks on the album, such as "La Cucaracha" and "La Adelita," are equally impressive. He imbues these traditional Mexican songs with a sense of yearning and melancholy that is both haunting and beautiful.

Summary by Keenan Wellar

"Musique Du Mexique Musique DEspagne" is a stunning showcase of Henryk Szeryng's mastery of the violin and his deep appreciation for the rich musical traditions of Mexico and Spain. It is a must-listen for anyone who loves classical music and world music alike.