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Jean-Simon Maurin Trio and Elin Wrede: Djupa Andetag
by Chris Mosey
Djupa Andetag means “deep breaths" in Swedish. They're something that can be easily taken in the unpolluted atmosphere of Scandinavia. And at its best, Jean-Simon Maurin's music--light and lyrical, greatly influenced by pianist Bill Evans--is as fresh as a Baltic summer breeze. There's introspection but--perhaps because of his French ancestry--none of the brooding melancholy that is ...
Jan Lundgren Trio: European Standards
by John Kelman
While purists continue to debate and defend a by now non-existent demarcator between American jazz and that from everywhere else around the globe, most musicians have dispensed with such meaningless delineators and embraced music from all cultures within jazz's broad continuum. That needn't suggest that there's no place for the tradition where the music began, and ...
Jan Lundgren
by AAJ Italy Staff
01. Joe Lovano - Hank Jones - Live at Dizzy's Kids (Blue Note - 2007). La comunicazione ai massimi livelli. Hank, che farà i 90 quest’anno, suona ancor benissimo. 02. Richard Galliano - L'hymne à l'amour (Camjazz - 2007). Il mio amico Richard, un vero maestro, in compagnia di Gary Burton, suona della bellissima musica. Clarence ...
Magnum Mysterium
By Jan Lundgren
Label: ACT Music
Released: 2007
Track listing: Vinea Mea; Propheti
Jan Lundgren: Magnum Mysterium
by John Kelman
A diverse artist who has demonstrated equal aplomb covering the Great American Songbook and traditional Swedish folk songs, Jan Lundgren's musical interests seem limitless in scope. Magnum Mysterium is the Swedish pianist's most ambitious record to date, where he tackles European renaissance sacred music in collaboration with the Gustaf Sjökvist Chamber Choir and bassist/cellist Lars Danielsson. ...
Plays the Music of Jule Styne
By Jan Lundgren
Label: Sittel Records
Released: 2004
Track listing: You Say You Care; People; Make Someone Happy; What Makes the Sunset; It's You or No One; Dance Only with Me; The Things We Did Last Summer; The Party's Over; Guess I'll Hang My Tears Out to Dry; Time After Time; I Fall in Love Too Easily (67:07).
The Jan Lundgren Trio: Plays the Music of Jule Styne
by Jack Bowers
In reviewing an earlier album by Swedish pianist Jan Lundgren ( Bird of Passage, Four Leaf Clover), I wrote that “he has, among other things, exquisite taste, marvelous touch, flawless technique, an attentive ear, power to spare... and a bounteous wellspring of creative ideas." Listeners should be pleased to learn that nothing has changed. Well, one ...
