Review by Lynn Fairfield

Ulrich Pfitzke Und Die Quartinos' latest album, Bene Bene Tanto Buona Sera, is a delightful collection of classic Italian songs with a modern twist. The quartet's arrangements are fresh and lively, featuring upbeat rhythms, jazzy harmonies, and virtuosic solos that showcase their individual talents. Pfitzke's vocals are smooth and expressive, conveying the emotions of each song with ease. The album's highlights include the infectious title track, the romantic "Volare," and the nostalgic "O Sole Mio." Bene Bene Tanto Buona Sera is a joyful celebration of Italian music that will leave listeners tapping their feet and humming along.