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Jamsession at Jazz Club Montmartre. Bassplayer Matthias Petri was a part of the backing band, but the lovely lady at the piano and the guitar players, I have no information about. They just stepped up from the audience.
Montmartre, Store Regngade, Copenhagen.
When you are very passionate about something, you often think that everyone else has the same interest. I was convinced that everyone in the city was there to participate in the Copenhagen Jazz Festival. But then reality hits you: On the way from one venue to another, we met this strange gathering who had their very own party in the middle of the town hall square. I never found out what it was about.
Rådhuspladsen, Copenhagen.
Jamsession at Jazz Club Montmartre. Bassplayer Matthias Petri was a part of the backing band, but the lovely lady at the piano and the guitar players, I have no information about. They just stepped up from the audience.
Montmartre, Store Regngade, Copenhagen.
Jamsession at Jazz Club Montmartre. Bassplayer Matthias Petri was a part of the backing band, but the lovely lady at the piano and the guitar players, I have no information about. They just stepped up from the audience.
Montmartre, Store Regngade, Copenhagen.
Very experimental jazz at ILK/5e, The meat packing district. The nordic group Q.A.E. Keyboards, vocal through boxes and a guitar with different stones used to strike the strings.
Line up:
Qarin Wikström (voc), Anders Filipsen (kb), Emil Palme (g).
Meat packing district, Copenhagen.
Very experimental jazz at ILK/5e, The meat packing district. The nordic group Q.A.E. Keyboards, vocal through boxes and a guitar with different stones used to strike the strings.
Line up:
Qarin Wikström (voc), Anders Filipsen (kb), Emil Palme (g).
Meat packing district, Copenhagen.
Jamsession at Jazz Club Montmartre. Bassplayer Matthias Petri was a part of the backing band, but the lovely lady at the piano and the guitar players, I have no information about. They just stepped up from the audience.
Montmartre, Store Regngade, Copenhagen.
What night this was! Alogte Oho & His Sounds of Joy come from Ghana and played the tightest set I've heard in a looooong time. They brought Alice to a frenzy with a mix of afrodub, traditional Ghanese music and gospel.
What night this was! Alogte Oho & His Sounds of Joy come from Ghana and played the tightest set I've heard in a looooong time. They brought Alice to a frenzy with a mix of afrodub, traditional Ghanese music and gospel.
What night this was! Alogte Oho & His Sounds of Joy come from Ghana and played the tightest set I've heard in a looooong time. They brought Alice to a frenzy with a mix of afrodub, traditional Ghanese music and gospel.
What night this was! Alogte Oho & His Sounds of Joy come from Ghana and played the tightest set I've heard in a looooong time. They brought Alice to a frenzy with a mix of afrodub, traditional Ghanese music and gospel.
What night this was! Alogte Oho & His Sounds of Joy come from Ghana and played the tightest set I've heard in a looooong time. They brought Alice to a frenzy with a mix of afrodub, traditional Ghanese music and gospel.
What night this was! Alogte Oho & His Sounds of Joy come from Ghana and played the tightest set I've heard in a looooong time. They brought Alice to a frenzy with a mix of afrodub, traditional Ghanese music and gospel.
What night this was! Alogte Oho & His Sounds of Joy come from Ghana and played the tightest set I've heard in a looooong time. They brought Alice to a frenzy with a mix of afrodub, traditional Ghanese music and gospel.
What night this was! Alogte Oho & His Sounds of Joy come from Ghana and played the tightest set I've heard in a looooong time. They brought Alice to a frenzy with a mix of afrodub, traditional Ghanese music and gospel.
First time ever the Staples Jr. Singers played in Denmark, during the Copenhagen Jazz Festival. It turned out to be a short but intense, spiritual set, full of gospel and love. ♥️
First time ever the Staples Jr. Singers played in Denmark, during the Copenhagen Jazz Festival. It turned out to be a short but intense, spiritual set, full of gospel and love. ♥️