[WorldsEndWombat]

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Two tricky additions:
 
Niels-Henning Ørsted Pedersen
Cæcilie Norby
 
And some corrections:
 
Ketil Bjørnstad
Nils Petter Molvær
Kristin Asbjørnsen
Nils Økland
 
(Never trust non-Scandinavian spellings of Scandinavian names. Never ever.)

 

Yup, Nils Økland is in my list, love his singing violin, which creates a vivid bleak Scandinavian landscape.

 

[2dyclectic]

Niels Lan Doky - Karumi
Older brother to Chris Minh.
 
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l9O_TeeUO0Q

 

[Blackmore]

Niels is cool, really like it, thanks for posting.

 

[GadoGado]

When buying High Fididelity Magazine (Denmark) included
during 10 years a CD.High Fidelity Reference Record.
There where 80 CD's produced.
Many Scandinavian Jazz artists to find.
 
Link to database High Fidelity Reference Record NR. 1 - 80
 
http://www.hifi4all.dk/forum/forum_posts.asp?TID=4957&KW=micjac
 
 
 
 

 

[GadoGado]

Lars Danielsson (Sweden)  - Song for E

 

 

[Blackmore]

Thanks GadoGado, another fantastic performer and great music, will be my next purchase for sure.

 

[WorldsEndWombat]

Playing Lars Danielsson's latest "Liberetto" now in the background. This is so nice! Thanks for recommending GadoGado!
Now I'm more into Nordic Jazz than Continental Euro Jazz, very tasty.

 

[mrpink44]

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Playing Lars Danielsson's latest "Liberetto" now in the background. This is so nice!

 
Just picked up a copy here States-side...next on my playlist this morning; like to start out the day with some classical so right now it's Mahler. Looking forward to this new release by Danielesson!!!

 

[eric0531]

I picked up Ola Kvenberg's "Liarbird" yesterday from gubemusic.com in 24Bit 96Khz resolution.  Beautiful, beautiful music.
 
http://www.allaboutjazz.com/php/article.php?id=40684
 
From the gubemusic site:
 
 
[size=0.8em] Ola Kvernberg, violin impresario par excellence, returns to Jazzland with yet another astounding album: Liarbird.[/size]
[size=0.8em] The album effortlessly moves between moments of serene beauty and raucous full-on jams, at times almost ambient in texture, at times sounding like a drunken night of revelry.[/size]
[size=0.8em] The division between composition and improvisation is often blurred, with moments of unison emerging and disappearing unexpectedly, all the time carrying the music forward to new heights.[/size]
[size=0.8em]  [/size]
[size=0.8em] http://www.gubemusic.com/album_26852[/size]

 

[metm]

maybe:
 
Mathias Eick
Ketil Bjornstad
Helge Lien Trio
Tingvall Trio
Możdżer, Danielsson, Fresco !!!
(*Leszek Możdżer -polish, but style!!!!!! is that! ^)

 

[angevoi]

Christian Wallumrød Ensemble
In The Country

 

[Ralf Hutter]

Terje Rypdal
NHOP
Radka Toneff

 

[mikiphile]

Just ordered Hyperborean by Arild Andersen. I heard it (the song Hyperborean) on the Greek Audiophile documentary and I was blown away... excellent double bass.

 

[brink]

Siri's Svale Band gave out two albums in the '90's. Female vocal, two basses, percussion and saxophone. Didn't find out about this group until a couple of weeks ago, but now I'm completely hooked.
 
Here's a link to the opening track from their first album, Blackbird (1990):
 
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TODItzYUvY8

 

[Blackmore]

Hyperborean is amazing track, how is the rest, are they at the same level?
 
THX 
 
 
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Just ordered Hyperborean by Arild Andersen. I heard it (the song Hyperborean) on the Greek Audiophile documentary and I was blown away... excellent double bass.