Mathias Heise Quadrillion has been playing together since 2012 and has since managed to create a different, unique and very personal contemporary expression that appeals to both young crossover fans and hardcore jazz fusion nerds. This evening, the elegance of jazz and the hard-hitting rhythms of funk music will merge into an exuberant set up, with four amazing musicians.

In addition to mastering the chromatic harmonica, 27-year-old Mathias Heise is an outstandingly skilled composer and pianist, and he surrounds himself with a skilled fusion-team consisting of peers and equally brilliant musicians who play a fusion of funk, rock and jazz. Ivan Rod from GAFFA describes the music as "Deeply original, engaging and totally elaborate."

At the age of 13, Mathæus Bech experienced a concert with Palle Mikkelborg's Aura that would change his life. From that point on, there was no doubt; he wanted to be a musician. 12 years later he is now celebrating that his dream really did come true, with his debut album “Optimist”, which reflects upon the journey from childhood dream to reality.

He unites his love for jazz, folk and classical music and blurs the lines between the genres in an empathetic and bright manner. He strives towards continuing the proud Danish tradition of virtuosic bass soloists and wants to show a new generation of music lovers, that the double bass also does well at the front of the stage.

Denmark has a kind of patent on fine jazz violinists: Svend Asmussen was the first. Then followed by Kristian Jørgensen, Mads Tolling and also this evening's main character, Bjarke Falgren. With an uncontrollable musicality, a fine sense of playing the right notes at the right time and a distinguished ability to refine and integrate his playing in all contexts, Falgren is something completely out of the ordinary. Falgren plays with everyone around the world. He composes music for films and TV series, and then he has this quartet that picks up colors from the entire palette: jazz, classical, Brazilian, and not least folk music.

With his irresistible swing, Bjarke Falgren stands out as something very special in contemporary Danish jazz music. He deservedly received the very first "The Ellen & Svend Asmussen Prize" in 2017. Look forward to enjoying a great musician at one of his rare concerts on Danish soil.

An evening that offers two very authentic Danish solo performers, playing each their instrument with their own musical personality.

Guitarist Mikkel Ploug is a dynamic musician in rapid development. His playing moves effortlessly in between genres with a strong focus on preserving the groove and the melodic originality of the music. During Denmark's first COVID-19 shutdown, Mikkel Ploug played 28 nights in a row from his balcony - both for neighbors and fans who listened from all over the world. The lullabies and evening songs in new guitar solo arrangements are gathered on the album "Balcony Lullabies", and this evening Ploug moves from the balcony to Montmartre’s stage.

The pianist Nikolaj Hess is one of the most original figures in Danish jazz. He is constantly looking for new ways of expression and has a constant retention of the music's strong rhythm. With the project "Impressions of Bob Dylan Revisited", Hess tackles songwriter Bob Dylan's rich archive of fantastic songs, which he gives completely new life through his ability to maintain and constantly offer new suggestions for variations on the well-known and beloved songs.

Among the country's many fine singers, Cathrine Legardh marks herself as one of the very versatile and brave. She has released children's records, played jazz standards and has on the release "En Sång I En Dröm" dared to give her interpretations - in the original language - of the Swedish icon Monica Zetterlund. And the result is nothing short of breathtaking! Not only does Legardh manage to capture and pass on the magic that was always in Zetterlund's phrasings, she also adds her own sweetness and vocal charm to the songs.

Here she is accompanied by one of the country's highly skilled vocal accompanists, Jacob Christoffersen, and the bassist with the great tone and confident intonation, Jesper Thorn. Among many songs, we can look forward to enjoying “Jag vet en dejlig ros”, “Sakta vi går genom stan”, “Monicas vals” and many more. Come join the celebration of one of Scandinavia's great jazz icons, led by one of Scandinavia's truly notable jazz singers.

Come join an exceptional musical experience filled with charming energy and joy, when Jazzkollektivet presents Øresund Triplettes and their “Tribute to The Andrew Sisters”.

The Andrew Sisters was an American close-harmony vocal trio that made a name for themselves in the swing and boogie-woogie era. The trio is behind songs as “Don’t Sit Under the Apple Tree” and “Shoo Shoo Baby”. The concert will offer several of their original songs and continue the tradition to vocal jazz in the year 2020.

The Ellen & Svend Asmussen Prize is given to an artist selected in the spirit of Svend Asmussen. Since the 1930s, the violinist Svend Asmussen (1916-2017) was an incredibly prominent figure in Danish and international jazz. Throughout his great career, he has made a huge contribution in the shaping of the Danish jazz scene. Asmussen was an artist who was not afraid of musical challenges, and with his enormous talent he was constantly seeking new frontiers.

This evening he is celebrated by artists who, like Asmussen himself, possess an enormous musical curiosity and an uncontrollable desire to play music. Across different genres, Asmussen's everlasting innovative music will be interpreted, and his musical originality will be celebrated by jazz pioneers of today, hereof two of the earlier prizewinners: Jan Lundgren in 2019 and Bjarke Falgren in 2017. The prize is awarded by Svend Asmussen's widow, Ellen Bick Asmussen.

Here we find three musicians who all occupy significant places in the Danish jazz hierarchy. Three individualists in an inspiring collaboration, where they interpret standards as well as their own compositions.

Tenor saxophonist, composer, and conductor Lars Møller already emerged as a teenager with a clearly defined musical personality. Since then, he has developed it to something close to perfection, and he is internationally recognized as a musician and especially as a composer.

The guitarist, Thor Madsen, masters his instrument with a strong sense of putting the perfect harmonic sounds into the interplay, and this playing is wonderfully welcoming and all-embracing.

Over the years, Jonas Johansen's drumming has been in great demand in Denmark as well as internationally. He was NHØP's favorite drummer and played for several years with Eliane Elias. Johansen masters all styles of jazz and is perhaps one of the most qualified Danish drummers to express South American music.

You’ll need a great deal of self-confidence when you fly to New York and go to the studio with the American drummer Kenny Wollesen, who plays regularly with guitarist Bill Frisell. But singer/songwriter Helle Henning has no reason to hide behind the walls. As one of our highly experienced and naturally confident performers, she is always the guarantor of a well-prepared and captivating concert when she goes on stage.

Helle Henning's beautiful compositions and always rich texts are in a class of their own. She has always delivered and will always deliver. It is therefore always a pleasure to follow the development in her music, which will continue to enrich us with distinguished listening experiences. Wollesen is on stage, and Nikolaj Hess and Daniel Franck complete the group that will embrace our ear canals on this beautiful summer evening.

Anders Bergcrantz steps up on Montmartre’s stage once again, this time with the newly released album “Elevate”. And if there’s a musician who lifts up the music, it’s Bergcrantz. He has been awarded with the distinguished award as “Best Jazz Trumpet Player in the World” two times by the acknowledged jazz blog “Jazz Station” by Arnaldo De’Souteiro, and his extremely potent and aggressive play has since the 80’s been a constant source of satisfaction for jazz lovers.

Stylistically, we are back in the 70’s and 80’s when Freddie Hubbard and Woody Shaw set the agenda – while Bergcrantz adds inspirations from all that music which has influenced jazz since. This evening, Anders Bergcrantz brings some of the sister country’s absolute best musicians. Look forward to experiencing physical and acoustic jazz that blows you away, while the soul gets a nice round of rhythmical massage.

One of the country’s busiest bassist’s, Jesper Bodilsen, has – at the request of Jazzhus Montmartre – gathered his “dream team”, which makes its debut this evening.

Bodilsen proudly carries the Danish bass torch on and adds extra sparks, which are highly inspired by his great international work. The Swedish tenor saxophonist Joakim Milder has with his always well-considered and tuneful play been one of the sister country’s most respected musicians for many years and will contribute with the special Swedish melancholy. The German pianist Florian Weber has a grand international career with releases at the record company ECM among others, and the Italian drummer Roberto Gatto will contribute with his Southern European temperament. Overall, we can expect an evening with richly varied, contemporary European music with emphasis on jazz.

It’s always a pleasure when jazz musicians decide to concentrate on an already defined musical expression and then work on giving it its own colors. Drummer Snorre Kirk is the best example of this succeeding. He has through the years continued to simplify and refine his play and compositions, and today stands as one of the country’s finest torch bearers of the “classical” jazz.

The music is well laid-out, but never academic. The great groove is always present. And then Kirk always surrounds himself with musicians who think analogously. Here is his regular and solidly well played-together trio extended with the fine, American tenor Stephen Riley – also a cherished guest in Jazzhus Montmartre throughout the years. Great and persuasive jazz played by musicians who love the music.

This American trio was created by a coincidence! The three musicians had all been hired for a random job but found that their musical chemistry was so unique that they continued the collaboration. Over time, they have gained a great deal of respect from a grateful audience for their ability to engage in an almost telepathic interplay. With this trio, we are in the part of jazz that requires a little more attention than usual.

The music is open, lively, humorous, and not least challenging. But if you have jumped on the bandwagon, you are guaranteed a great and satisfying experience. So, take a seat, fasten your seat belt, hold on tight with your thumbs and let Thumbscrew show the way into their unique musical universe.

These two musicians are among Sweden's finest jazz artists. The trombone player and singer Nils Landgren is primarily known for his funky tunes, and beautiful vocal on his many soul/jazz releases. The pianist Jan Lundgren is at the very top of the list of heirs to Jan Johansson's piano throne, which has been empty since the legend Johansson passed away back in 1968.

The experienced listener will argue that this is an almost impossible genre mix. But it is exactly the differences of these two musicians, that is the element of wonder. The deep respect they have for each other encourages a musical output that works almost perfectly. We can expect both dew-fresh versions of Swedish folk melodies and compositions by Keith Jarrett, Abdullah Ibrahim and Leonard Bernstein. Everything is performed superbly and captivatingly by the two musicians.

Brazilian-born Rosalia De Souza is a wonderful singer with an extensive knowledge of the Rio-Brazilian song treasure. She is incredibly musical and wonderfully charismatic when she’s on stage interpretating the group's original compositions. The group's beat and base are built around Steen Rasmussen's and Jonas Johansen's many years of collaboration combined with Graig Earle and Mats Andersson, which are the group's two new refreshing elements. In addition, saxophonist Hans Ulrik participates these evenings as a special guest.

The music is of course Brazilian inspired, but the Scandinavian musicians have their very own take on how it should sound and find in the interaction with De Souza, a completely original vibe. It is an international group with an international sound characterized by musicians who gather colors, sounds and ideas from all around the world.

The sought-after jazz pianist and composer Jacob Christoffersen visits Montmartre with his trio consisting of bassist Thomas Fonnesbæk and drummer Zoltan Csörsz. With an immensely amount of virtuosity and effortlessly musical overview Christoffersen is a versatile musician who brings a number of successful collaborations with him; Sinne Eeg, Cæcilie Norby and Majbritte Ulrikkeholm among others.

This night, Christoffersen has invited one of Sweden’s most prominent trumpet players Peter Asplund with him on stage, who will contribute with a dynamic and melancholic tone to the music.

The sought-after jazz pianist and composer Jacob Christoffersen visits Montmartre with his trio consisting of bassist Thomas Fonnesbæk and drummer Zoltan Csörsz. With an immensely amount of virtuosity and effortlessly musical overview Christoffersen is a versatile musician who brings a number of successful collaborations with him; Sinne Eeg, Cæcilie Norby and Majbritte Ulrikkeholm among others.

This night Christoffersen has invited the Swedish guitar master Erik Söderlind with him on stage, who is considered an innovator within genres as swing, bebop and blues.

The sought-after jazz pianist and composer Jacob Christoffersen visits Montmartre with his trio consisting of bassist Thomas Fonnesbæk and drummer Zoltan Csörsz. With an immensely amount of virtuosity and effortlessly musical overview Christoffersen is a versatile musician who brings a number of successful collaborations with him; Sinne Eeg, Cæcilie Norby and Majbritte Ulrikkeholm among others.

This night, Christoffersen has invited one of Sweden’s most prominent jazz singers Ellen Andersson with him on stage. With a particularly love for the repertoire of American standards she moves between the intimate and the grand, the serious and the playful and the written-down and the improvised with a constant immense musical integrity.

The German-Norwegian drummer Frederik Villmow's live-recorded debut album "Live in Copenhagen" has been praised by the international jazz press for its high energy and great virtuosity. For this evening's concert, Villmow has assembled a trio consisting of some of the biggest names from his generation of jazz musicians.

Jerry Lu is an award-winning pianist and has over the last few years become a well-established jazz artist on the German jazz scene. The Danish bassist Felix Moseholm has also won awards for his great talent. Both of them have worked with great musicians from their respective home country and from the international scene. This evening, the trio will present some very specially selected jazz classics from The Great American Songbook, which are guaranteed to be delivered with enormous amounts of swing, virtuosity and exuberant joy of playing.

This quartet has never actually played together before. When they step on the stage and play music in the moment these three August nights in the Montmartre, it will truly be historic. The quartet mainly plays standards but with an original seeking idea of being composing players/ playing composers finding new horizontal and vertical directions in the music.

The idea came across when Tim and Carsten were teaching together in a jazz college in 2019 and found a mutual musical understanding and curiosity about exploring space in already existing known standard songs. All four musicians have long and fascinating careers all over the world and the audience can expect a powerful, lyrical and hard swinging intervention between four creative giants of jazz.

The Danish singer Mette Juul does not make it harder and more complicated than it is. There is a liberating calm in her vocal, whether she sings standards or presents her own very beautiful and melodic songs.

As a listener you are captured by Mette Juul's honest communication of the deeply personal lyrics, sat to beautiful melodies. She is developing from release to release, from concert to concert, and has earned a place at the very top of Scandinavian song soloists. The musical trio backing Juul does simply not come any better and will surround Juuls vocal in a beautiful harmonic blanket.

This new established trio will make their grant debut in front of a Danish audience performing at Jazzhus Montmartre. The trio brings together three European jazz giants from three different European countries: the piano player Enrico Pieranunzi, probably one of the most admired Italian jazz musicians, the drummer André Ceccarelli, a true icon of French jazz, and the always flawless Danish bass player Thomas Fonnesbæk. Imagination, feeling and interplay are the three key words that make this trio an extraordinary unit of spectacular creativity and impact. This is indeed a trio you do not want to miss.

Oliver Skou-Due Kvintet is based on the 21-year-old pianist Oliver Skou-Due's compositions from his debut album "Just an Album". Jazz reviewer Niels Overgård has stated about the record: "With charming modesty, the mere 21-year-old pianist, Oliver Skou-Due, has called his debut album" Just An Album” (…) Yes, in the vast amount of music that is out there, Oliver Skou-Due's record is just another album. But for Oliver Skou-Due, it is a huge step into the world of music"

With an unimpressed freshness, the quintet's music jumps between the different styles of jazz, alternating between pompous numbers and a more playful impro-jazz. The whole thing is spiced with large amounts of high spirits and a good portion of madness, which to a great extent leaves respect, and a desire to hear more from the young musicians.

Oliver Skou-Due Kvintet is one of the four finalists in Jazzkonkurrencen 2020 and has in that context been given the possibility to perform as a headliner at Jazzhus Montmartre. The concert is presented in collaboration with JazzDanmark and Gangstedfonden.

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It’s always interesting to follow the development in music in other countries; especially when the bet is on personal contributions to already established music. The French singer and composer Manu Le Prince is in front of the row when we talk of Brazilian music; whether bossa-nova, samba or newer still-growing forms. Le Prince has experience in fusion music as well as more pop-oriented music, but her current expression approaches the authentic Braz-jazz more and more. Here, she presents, with her own group consisting of Brazilian musicians, a repertoire that celebrates the Brazilian songwriter giants João Gilberto and Tom Jobim.

Lilly has released four critically acclaimed albums since 2005 and the most recent, the duo album from 2017 “Tenderly feat. Gilad Hekselman”, received an overwhelmingly positive response from the US, Germany and Denmark and was selected as “Top 5 Best Vocal Release 2017” by The New York City Jazz Record.

The new album, "The Song Is You", by this trio is released in March and for this release concert we'll hear the music characterized by an open and playful approach and offers both light and darkness as well as glow, soul and swing.

Gilad Hekselman and Kirk Knuffke both have a great love for the tradition, interpreting and renewing it with great personality, presence, creativity and openness. They have been a diligent part of the jazz scene - both in New York and around the world for more than a decade.

The experimental jazz ensemble B.H.A.D. Company presents their debut album ”LICK A¥¥ACK” for the first time at Jazzhus Montmartre. The ensemble dives into a jazz universe inspired and influenced by both hiphop, classical and electronic music, and band leader Elza Ozolina expresses a desire for making the timeless jazz genre more mainstream and inspire more young people to listen to jazz. B.H.A.D. Company adds a brand-new facet to the genre with Ozolina’s masterly compositions which break with existing boundaries and simultaneously demonstrate the future sound of jazz. We can expect a unique and explosive underground atmosphere, when B.H.A.D. Company enter the stage with their instrumental virtuosity and strong collective spirit. The rapper BLACC EL, who has also contributed to the first single of the album “ABSTRACT CHAOS”, joins the ensemble on stage.

B.H.A.D. Company is one of the four finalists in Jazzkonkurrencen 2020 and has in that context been given the possibility to perform as a headliner at Jazzhus Montmartre. The concert is presented in collaboration with JazzDanmark and Gangstedfonden.

The poet and singer Julia Werup move into new territory in her latest musical project entitled ‘The Thrill of Loving You’. As a singer she is self-taught and has found her ability to effortlessly hit the notes precisely, far from the music conservatory's rehearsal rooms. Her voice and narrative have acquired a special and recognizable sound through an often complex life.

With her on stage are pianist Sven Erik Lundeqvist, bassist Johnny Åman and drummer and producer Thomas Blachman. The group experiments with some of the mythical tracks from the great songbook of jazz and is searching for a sound that is meditative and groovy. This is music that rises from a style-conscious, Nordic collaboration that will sound elegant and swinging and at the same time reach to the soul's longing for clarification and hope.

The members of this trio got to know each other back in 2017 on a small tour in Germany and Switzerland. And with such experienced musicians behind the instruments, the trio's musical concept cannot be described as new and untested. Instead, it is designed for an experienced interplay that moves through different styles and time periods - from Oscar Peterson to Keith Jarrett.

With a spectacular elegance and virtuoso technique, the Romanian star pianist, Marian Petrescu, will take lead in these concerts. By his side is the internationally renowned bassist Joel Locher from Stuttgart, and behind the drums sits none other than the Danish drum legend, Alex Riel, who in the autumn of 2020 celebrated his 80th birthday with a series of fabulous concerts at Jazzhus Montmartre. This is trio jazz from the very top shelf, filled with swing, eccentricity and a unique level of quality.

Suddenly, she was there. A staggeringly talented, independent and not least original composer, arranger and pianist. All at once! Kathrine Windfeld took everyone by storm when she appeared not so long ago. And she has since built on her formidable abilities to create music for large ensembles. The music is not only captivating and melodic, but with respect, Windfeld builds on the form of composition that was introduced by i.a. Thad Jones.

Here we get Kathrine Windfeld with her explosive sextet consisting of young Nordic and Polish musicians. It's quite a treat to get the chance to enjoy this music on the stage of Jazzhus Montmartre. The room will be enveloped in the most beautiful tunes when Kathrine Windfeld Sextet starts counting in, and we will have the opportunity to take in what is guaranteed to be a big part of the expression for jazz music in the future.

The Aarhus trio Hvalfugl belongs to an exciting young generation of Danish musicians who build a bridge between Nordic folk music and the sound of jazz. The trio's third album "Øjeblikke Vi Husker" from 2020, ended up on Jazznyt's top-10 list of best Danish jazz releases, and the group has really stormed forward in the Danish jazz landscape - and with good reason. On this evening the trio will feature the award-winning trumpetist Jakob Sørensen, who, like Hvalfugl, seeks the deep, Nordic sound.

There is a bubbling freshness in Hvalfugl's bid on how jazzed folk music should sound in our time. It is music that with its Nordic sound is able to strike down into the Danish soul, and at the same time follow the virtues of trio jazz in a very elegant way. With their playful interplay and dreamy sound, you are led towards hilly landscapes and bright Nordic summer nights. The tones of Hvalfugl are able to break down boundaries and at the same time open up new paths, where jazz and nature merge into one.

One of Denmark’s absolute great national orchestras in jazz is called New Jungle Orchestra. Due to COVID-19, we unfortunately had to cancel the concert that was to celebrate the orchestra's 40th anniversary in 2020. Fortunately, we can celebrate the orchestra's 41 years with this concert!

NJO has through their traveling all over the world established their sound and a musical expression that collects inspiration from music from the Nordic countries to Sibiria, India, Bali, USA, Africa, The Middle East and The Deer Park in Denmark – all these sources of inspiration are mixed, intertwined and interpreted so there is something for every listener. Incarnated jazz haters have been converted to unconditional jazz lovers after spending two sets with NJO, and even those who have heard NJO multiple times still have a sensational experience every time Pierre Dørge and his troop of well-trained improvisers take the stage. This night we can expect a sublime mixture of newly composed music and old NJO-hits in new versions. You’ll never leave a New Jungle Orchestra concert unaffected!

Pelle von Bülow has eventually become an established musician and guitarist who has played alongside a great number of talented national as well as international musicians the last couple of years. Bülow has mainly performed as a sideman but has now assembled his own trio with two outstanding Danish jazz musicians; organist Mads Søndergaard and drummer Jeppe Gram. The trio will be playing a mixture of jazz, funk and blues focusing on melody, groove and improvisation.

This constellation of fantastic international musicians is brand new and they have never before stood on stage together in this particular line up. An explosion of solid jazz awaits with a sublime shot of creativity between these four musicians!

Claus Waidtløv and Carsten Dahl go way back in their mutual journey and have for many years had a common desire to bring this group together with the fantastic Swedish bassist Daniel Franck and the eminent Finnish drummer and pianist, Jukkis Outilla. With such a strong quartet, it will be an evening in heaven for all jazz lovers, and the room is guaranteed to boil in exuberant tones and a whole lot of swing.

BIIRK consists of five young musicians who met at MGK Helsingør and found each other through a common interest in the jazz genre. Based on a number of different musical genres and individual expressions the group explores a Nordic sound together through simple melodies and aesthetic, melancholic sound pictures.

BIIRK is one of the four finalists in Jazzkonkurrencen 2020 and has in that context been given the possibility to perfom as a headliner at Jazzhus Montmartre. The concert is presented in collaboration with JazzDanmark and Gangstedfonden.

Gypsy Jazz has swept the audiences off their feet since its birth in the 1930’s bubbly Paris. Sizzling solos and lethal speeds on acoustic instruments are the characteristics of the genre. With this constellation of talented, young Danish and Swedish jazz musicians, Jazzkollektivet has gathered a powerful team of interpreters of the popular music. The concert offers traditional methods and a great deal of joyful playing.

This concert is presented in cooperation with Jazzkollektivet, a community that consists of Nordic jazz talents. The ambition with the collective, that were founded in 2016, is to support a sprouting growth layer of young musicians and contribute to these talents making a living of their arts.

Fantasilaboratoriet is motivated by the spiritual value in the arts and is a musical project that is experimenting with and testing boundaries. Band leader Niels Munk Petersen explores new musical landscapes through storytelling based on a tradition-bound melodical language, and the project of Fantasilaboratoriet places itself both in the center and in the periphery of the jazz genre. Whereas the jazz is used as a foundation for improvisation, the members of the ensemble find inspiration in modern musical environments and endeavor themselves to never repeat the musical past. Niels Munk Petersen’s Nordic tone is complemented by a harmonious interplay with his long-term musical partner; pianist Dan Hjorth Jensen. The drummer Jonathan Jull Ludvigsen has played with the hiphop/jazz-band Athletic Progression among others and adds a unique layer of heavy rhythmical complexities to the melodic universes. The bassist Jens Mikkel Madsen is known as part of the group I Think You’re Awesome and injects his usual joy and warmth to the music. Fantasilaboratoriet is a thoughtful and equilibristic, tradition-bound ensemble that also wishes to test the boundaries of the music. This ensemble addresses the curious audience.

Emil Savery Trio's musical mission is to explore opposing musical polarities and unfold them through their enormous energy. This approach to their music secured them the prize as the winners of the Jazz Competition 2020.

The trio does not play in one particular genre, but instead draws inspiration from all the music that ignites their creative spark. The trio's music is full of freedom and spontaneity, spiced with groove and crisp hippie vibes from Savery's hammond organ. You can therefore expect music for both body and soul at the crossroads between compositions and improvisations. There will be dancing, there will be close listening, there will be dreaming - whatever the music inspires you to.

Emil Savery Trio is one of the four finalists in Jazzkonkurrencen 2020 and has in that context been given the possibility to perform as a headliner at Jazzhus Montmartre. The concert is presented in collaboration with JazzDanmark and Gangstedfonden.

This evening guitarist Rasmus Oppenhagen Krogh presents his latest project "Whereabouts". The project has been on the way for the past few years and culminated with the album of the same name, released in the autumn of 2020. The album marks Krogh's second solo release after the highly acclaimed debut album "Distil" from 2017.

"Whereabouts” explores the intersection between composition/improvisation and simplicity/complexity and the relationship between time and space. The guitar playing floats with great elegance on top of the other instruments, and the improvisations drift through the room with a warmth from the strings of the guitar. The new album "Whereabouts" counts a team of seven musicians, but the music this evening will be presented in a smaller quartet format, with room to explore new corners of the material.