Igor Zavadsky. Danielf. Concert recording.

Ihor Zavadskyi is not simply an accordion player performing a broad classical repertoire. He is the only owner of "Golden Lyre" in Ukraine, which is a special prize of the World Confederation of Accordion Players, and also the owner of four golden medals won at international contests. Today Ihor Zavadskyi has five albums, and according to chronology, "Danielf" is the fourth of them. You may buy all four albums together, of course, or you may buy them separately, but it is not worth listening to all of them at once. Anyway, it is worth while listening to this particular album separately at least because it is a recording of an alive concert. You understand by yourselves that the energy of a studio will never come up with the energy of a large and alive audience. Especially if – as in this particular case – the recording has a very good quality. In this album both new compositions and new adaptations of old compositions from previous albums are presented. Besides, there’s a special attraction here. As a matter of fact, it is "Danielf" – the author’s tarantella-fantasy composed by Ihor Zavadskyi himself and devoted to his friends from Iceland.