Bandura is still a surprising instrument. And it is not necessary at all to be, for example, a sound producer to freeze enchanted when hearing its sounding. It is enough to only really hear it once, what riches are hidden in it – and you will be no longer able to ever listen to the bandura indifferently. It is the too living voice that it sings with – in the end, it is not in vain that bandura is considered one of the most accomplished strings. Well, and on this disc, as it is easy to guess, you will hear as many as six wonderful instruments – three banduras, three voices. And here it would already be difficult to define in which of them there is more beauty – and no need to. It is not about a competition, but about mutual accomplishment – and, I should say, everything is great with it here. Sometimes it even turns so that the voices sound as though metal strings – and the banduras, in their turn, almost turn into half a dozen of other instruments. However, that is not the essence. But, when six women come together and they are indeed able to sing – it simply must sound beautiful. And – it does.