Results for "Fredrik Noren"

Fredrik Noren

Today

By Fredrik Noren

Label: Do Music Records
Released: 2016
Track listing: Under the Surface; Reborn By the Blues; Do We Dance; In This Moment; Flytten; The Oracle; Home; Kwartier Lateng; Oh Shit Aha.

Christine Jensen, Maggi Olin: Transatlantic Conversations: 11 Piece Band Live

by Angelo Leonardi
October 26, 2016

La sassofonista Christine Jensen, sorella della nota trombettista Ingrid, condivide con la pianista svedese Maggi Olin la guida di questo progetto orchestrale comprendente dieci strumentisti, più la cantante Sofie Norling. La registrazione è stata effettuata live al Palladiun di Malmö, in Svezia nel dicembre 2013 ed è uscita tardivamente alla fine dello scorso anno. Il disco ...

Christine Jensen/Maggi Olin: Transatlantic Conversations: 11 Piece Band Live

by Hrayr Attarian
March 14, 2016

The engaging and inventive Transatlantic Conversations: 11 Piece Band is the result of a remarkable collaboration between Swedish pianist Maggie Olin and Canadian saxophonist Christine Jensen. What is exceptional about this Olin/Jensen pairing is the complementary nature of their singular musical visions. This is reflected in shared thematic structure and the creative spirit of the originals ...

Stockholm Jazz Orchestra: Today

by Jack Bowers
March 10, 2016

Before proceeding, three cheers and a hearty round of applause are in order, as Today, the fifteenth album recorded by the impressive Stockholm Jazz Orchestra, helps mark the thirtieth anniversary of one of Scandinavia's most celebrated big bands. This truly is an ensemble with no discernible weaknesses: sharp soloists in almost every chair, a remarkable adeptness ...

Sweden Bahia Connection

By Fredrik Noren

Label: Mirrors
Released: 2006
Track listing: Baianino; Trihos Urbanos; Helena's Song; Dindi; Caruaru; Ijexa Da Paz; Na Estrada; The Holy Trees; Rua Direta.

Fredrik Nor: Sweden Bahia Connection

by Mark Sabbatini
March 14, 2006

"Bahia," in my world, is a word associated with a religious faith of vague doctrine whose dedicatees maintain a disconcerting degree of secrecy in my home town. Imagining Swedes of this persuasion doing an album of Brazilian songs makes for a twisted mental picture. Thank God--whoever that is in your world--for Google.