Krystyna Wodnicka - O Dwóch Takich Co Ukradli Księżyc

Review by Adam Robbert

Krystyna Wodnicka's album, O Dwóch Takich Co Ukradli Księżyc, is a stunning collection of Polish folk songs that effortlessly transports the listener to another time and place. The album features Wodnicka's beautiful vocals accompanied by traditional instruments such as the accordion, violin, and hurdy-gurdy.

The opening track, "Płynie Wisła," sets the tone for the rest of the album with its haunting melody and Wodnicka's emotive singing. The album also includes upbeat tracks such as "Skrzypek" and "Wesoła," which showcase the lively and joyous side of Polish folk music.

Wodnicka's voice is the standout feature of this album, with its rich and expressive quality that perfectly captures the essence of the songs. The arrangements are beautifully crafted, with each instrument adding its own unique flavor to the mix.

Summary by Adam Robbert

O Dwóch Takich Co Ukradli Księżyc is a must-listen for anyone interested in traditional Polish music or simply looking for a beautiful and moving listening experience. Krystyna Wodnicka has created a masterpiece that is sure to be enjoyed for years to come.