Ion Baciu Dan Mandrila - Romanian Jazz

Review by Владислав Романов

Romanian Jazz, the album by Ion Baciu Dan Mandrila, is a beautiful blend of traditional Romanian folk music and contemporary jazz. The album is a celebration of Romanian culture and heritage, infused with the energy and improvisation of jazz music.

The album opens with "Hora de la Sighisoara," a lively tune that sets the tone for the rest of the album. The track features the beautiful interplay between the saxophone and the accordion, creating a dynamic and energetic sound.

The album's title track, "Romanian Jazz," is a masterful composition that seamlessly blends traditional Romanian melodies with the improvisation and harmony of jazz. The track features a beautiful saxophone solo by Dan Mandrila, showcasing his virtuosity and creativity.

Other standout tracks on the album include "Doina," a hauntingly beautiful ballad that showcases the accordion's versatility and "Hora Lautareasca," a lively and upbeat tune that features a virtuosic saxophone and accordion duet.

Summary by Владислав Романов

Romanian Jazz is a beautiful and captivating album that celebrates the rich musical heritage of Romania while also showcasing the creativity and innovation of contemporary jazz. Ion Baciu Dan Mandrila's masterful compositions and virtuosic performances make this album a must-listen for fans of both traditional and contemporary jazz.