The Saxophone in 19th Century Brussels

KURT BERTELS / BERT KOCH The Saxophone In 19Th C Brussels Score: 7.8 If you thought Brussels was just known for waffles and beer, think again. Kurt Bertels and Bert Koch are here to remind you that the saxophone was also a pretty big deal in 19th-century Belgium. This album is like taking a leisurely stroll through cobblestone streets, with the sound of saxophones echoing in the distance. Bertels and Koch really know their stuff when it comes to the history of the saxophone, and their passion for the instrument shines through in every note. The tracks on this album range from lively and upbeat to hauntingly beautiful, with each one telling a different story about the saxophone's place in Brussels' musical landscape. While some may find the historical focus of the album a bit niche, there's no denying the skill and craftsmanship that went into each track. Bertels and Koch are true masters of their craft, and their love for the saxophone is infectious. So grab a pint of Belgian beer and give this album a listen. You may just find yourself falling in love with the saxophone all over again - Brussels style. Cheers!