Berdien Stenberg - Four seasons

Review by Hugo Rubio Frias

Berdien Stenberg's album "Four Seasons" is a delightful blend of classical music and contemporary arrangements. The album features Stenberg's signature flute playing, which is both technically proficient and emotionally expressive. The album opens with Vivaldi's "Spring," which is given a fresh interpretation with the addition of electronic beats and a groovy bassline. The other three seasons are also given similar treatments, with each one featuring different musical styles and influences.

The album also includes original compositions by Stenberg, which showcase her talent as a composer. "Autumn Leaves" is a hauntingly beautiful piece that features Stenberg's flute weaving in and out of a melancholic piano melody. "Winterlude" is a more upbeat composition that features a driving rhythm section and Stenberg's flute soaring above it all.

Summary by Hugo Rubio Frias

"Four Seasons" is a highly enjoyable album that showcases Berdien Stenberg's talent as a flutist and composer. The album is a perfect blend of classical and contemporary music, and is sure to please fans of both genres.