Review by Velda Moulton

The Jazz Quartet Of Szekszárd has released their latest album, Faith, and it is a must-listen for jazz enthusiasts. The quartet, consisting of Zsolt Kaltenecker on piano, László Csízi on saxophone, Tamás Berdisz on bass, and Áron Romhányi on drums, has created a remarkable collection of tracks that showcase their exceptional musical talents.

The album opens with the title track, "Faith," which immediately sets the tone for the rest of the album. The quartet's chemistry is evident, as each member contributes to a beautifully orchestrated piece that is both soothing and uplifting.

Throughout the album, the quartet demonstrates their versatility, with tracks ranging from the lively "Funky Stuff" to the more contemplative "Reflections." Each track is unique and showcases the quartet's ability to explore different moods and emotions.

The standout track on the album, however, is "Soulful," a smooth and soulful ballad that is sure to leave listeners feeling moved. Csízi's saxophone playing is particularly impressive on this track, as he delivers a heartfelt solo that perfectly captures the emotion of the piece.

Summary by Velda Moulton

Faith is a fantastic album that demonstrates the Jazz Quartet Of Szekszárd's exceptional musicianship. The quartet has created an album that is both enjoyable and thought-provoking, and it is sure to be a hit with jazz fans around the world.