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Sidsel Storm: Swedish Lullaby
by Jakob Baekgaard
Sidsel Storm belongs to the cream of the crop of new Danish female jazz singers, including names such as Sinne Eeg and Malene Mortensen. Since releasing her self- titled debut in 2008, Storm has made herself a solid name on the Danish jazz scene and Swedish Lullaby, her second effort, suggests she's ready for worldwide attention. ...
Temenos
By Lars Jansson
Label: Spice of Life
Released: 2004
Track listing: Temenos; Cosmic Sleepwalker; One Taste; Exformation; Gnosis 2; Waltz for Bill; Now; Ground of Being; Gnosis 1 (73:07).
Lars Jansson/Bohusl: Temenos
by Jack Bowers
Lars Jansson is what one would call the complete package: a marvelous composer, resourceful arranger and masterful pianist, comfortable in any framework from trio to large ensemble, as he is on this scintillating new release by Sweden's world-class Bohuslän Big Band. This is Jansson's third recording with the triple-B, and as on the others ( The ...
Witnessing
By Lars Jansson
Label: Imogena
Released: 2003
Track listing: Success-Failure; Get It; Witnessing; At Ease; Fred; Quiet Mornings; Inner Flow; Just Being; New
Blues; Resting in the Shadow; The Wounded Healer Can Heal; Reading Music (62:44).
The Lars Jansson Trio: Witnessing
by Jack Bowers
Good as this Swedish trio is -- and trust me, it’s very good -- it is pianist Lars Jansson’s exceptional talents as composer / arranger that raise it well above the ordinary. Every song on the album is Jansson’s, and had he misfired, the enterprise could have fallen flat on its face; instead it soars on ...
Ballads
By Lars Jansson
Label: Imogena
Released: 2002
Track listing: Hope; The Tree; Why Was I Left Under the Sky; In Peaceful Sleep; To the Mothers in Brazil; More Human; Under the Bodhi Tree; In Memory of Leroy Lowe; Marionette; The Inner Room; Rojo y Negro; Something to Eat; Freedom and Destiny 1; Freedom and Destiny 2; Gruad Larose; Soft Breeze; Ma; Atlantico (71:58).
Lars Jansson: Ballads
by Jack Bowers
This is basically a trio album, but not completely; comprised of ballads by Swedish piano master Lars Jansson, but not completely. Songs like “The Tree,” “To the Mothers in Brazil” and “Something To Eat” may be ballads in the broadest sense of the word but their brisker tempos belie the image. And the trio becomes a ...
