Armand Crabbé - Voix Illustres Belges Beroemde Belgische Stemmen

Review by Kate Springer

Armand Crabbé's album Voix Illustres Belges Beroemde Belgische Stemmen is a captivating tribute to the talented Belgian singers of the past. The album features a collection of recordings from some of Belgium's most celebrated vocalists, including Jacques Urlus, Ernest van Dyck, and Suzanne Danco.

The album opens with Urlus' powerful rendition of "Nessun Dorma," which sets the tone for the rest of the album. Crabbé's expert curation showcases the range of talents among the featured artists, from Van Dyck's emotive performance of "La Donna e Mobile" to Danco's graceful interpretation of "Ombra mai fu."

Throughout the album, Crabbé's arrangements complement the singers' voices, creating a cohesive and enjoyable listening experience. The use of historical recordings adds to the charm of the album, transporting the listener back in time to a golden era of Belgian music.

Summary by Kate Springer

Voix Illustres Belges Beroemde Belgische Stemmen is a must-listen for anyone interested in the rich history of Belgian music. Armand Crabbé's expert curation and the exceptional performances of the featured vocalists make this album a true gem.