Jacob Christoffersen- A Good Day (PREORDER)
SKU: 717101436224
Danish jazz pianist Jacob Christoffersen unveils his latest album, A Good Day, showcasing a seamless collaboration with fellow veterans Thomas Fonnesbæk on bass and Rasmus Kihlberg on drums on September 6 on Storyville Records. This recording marks a significant milestone in their collective careers, combining their individual expertise into a compelling musical narrative. On A Good Day, Christoffersen, known for his diverse musical journey and extensive contributions to the Danish music scene, presents eleven original compositions alongside reinterpretations of classics like legendary Danish rock band Gasolin's Hva' gor vi nu, lille du and Danny Boy. The album's eclectic mix traverses various moods, from introspective ballads to energetic funk-infused tracks and soulful Brazilian rhythms, capturing the trio's dynamic range and improvisational spirit. Jacob Christoffersen is a prominent Danish jazz pianist known for his inventive compositions and captivating performances, including his long running collaboration with famed Danish jazz singer Sinne Eeg. With a career spanning over more than 25 years, Christoffersen continues to push the boundaries of modern jazz expression. Thomas Fonnesbæk is one of Denmark's foremost jazz bassists, recognized for his virtuosic playing and dynamic style across numerous acclaimed recordings, and Rasmus Kihlberg, renowned for his versatile drumming style, contribute richly to the album's depth and cohesion. Their synergy is evident throughout, reflecting their intuitive musical dialogue and mutual respect as performers. This recording maintains a balance between studio precision and the spontaneity of live performance, offering listeners an immersive experience into the trio's musical camaraderie and creative exploration. A Good Day shows that they deserve to be celebrated anywhere creative modern jazz is enjoyed!
Format: New CD/Jazz
Jacob Christoffersen- A Good Day (PREORDER)
SKU: 717101436224
Release Date: 10.4.24
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Danish jazz pianist Jacob Christoffersen unveils his latest album, A Good Day, showcasing a seamless collaboration with fellow veterans Thomas Fonnesbæk on bass and Rasmus Kihlberg on drums on September 6 on Storyville Records. This recording marks a significant milestone in their collective careers, combining their individual expertise into a compelling musical narrative. On A Good Day, Christoffersen, known for his diverse musical journey and extensive contributions to the Danish music scene, presents eleven original compositions alongside reinterpretations of classics like legendary Danish rock band Gasolin's Hva' gor vi nu, lille du and Danny Boy. The album's eclectic mix traverses various moods, from introspective ballads to energetic funk-infused tracks and soulful Brazilian rhythms, capturing the trio's dynamic range and improvisational spirit. Jacob Christoffersen is a prominent Danish jazz pianist known for his inventive compositions and captivating performances, including his long running collaboration with famed Danish jazz singer Sinne Eeg. With a career spanning over more than 25 years, Christoffersen continues to push the boundaries of modern jazz expression. Thomas Fonnesbæk is one of Denmark's foremost jazz bassists, recognized for his virtuosic playing and dynamic style across numerous acclaimed recordings, and Rasmus Kihlberg, renowned for his versatile drumming style, contribute richly to the album's depth and cohesion. Their synergy is evident throughout, reflecting their intuitive musical dialogue and mutual respect as performers. This recording maintains a balance between studio precision and the spontaneity of live performance, offering listeners an immersive experience into the trio's musical camaraderie and creative exploration. A Good Day shows that they deserve to be celebrated anywhere creative modern jazz is enjoyed!
