Showing posts with label Olle Thunströms kvartett. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Olle Thunströms kvartett. Show all posts

Sunday, June 3, 2007

After Work Jazz Photos

Here is some photos from the Friday After Work Jazz concert with Olle Thunströms kvartett. All photos are taken by me and may not be used elsewhere without my permission. Contact me if you want to license them.

My favorite song from the concert was "I remember Clifford" (written by Benny Golson in memory of Clifford Brown) .

Karl Olandersson (trumpet). After Work Jazz. Olle Thumströms kvartett. Copyright: Henrik Eriksson. The photo may not be used elsewhere without my permission.

Daniel Lantz (piano). After Work Jazz. Olle Thumströms kvartett. Copyright: Henrik Eriksson. The photo may not be used elsewhere without my permission.

Kenji Rabson (bass). After Work Jazz. Olle Thumströms kvartett. Copyright: Henrik Eriksson. The photo may not be used elsewhere without my permission.

Where you at the concert? What did you think of it? Tell me.

Thursday, May 31, 2007

Olle Thunströms kvartett feat. Karl Olandersson

Upcoming concert

Karl Olandersson, trumpet player. Copyright: Henrik Eriksson. The photo may not be used elsewhere without my permission. Tomorrow, Friday, Olle Thunströms kvartett will play at After Work Jazz at Hotel Uppsala (located at Kungsgatan/ St. Olofsgatan).

The band consists of Olle Thunström (tenor saxophone) Daniel Lantz (piano), Kenji Rabson (bass) and Daniel Olsson (drums). This evening they will also feature Karl Olandersson (trumpet). The band starts at 17.30.

There is no entrance fee and you can buy food and drinks while you listen to the band.

The photo of Karl Olandersson is taken by me at the his concert at Katalin earlier this spring and may not be used elsewhere without my permission. Contact me if you want to licence the photo.

Have you been to After Work Jazz before? What do you think? Tell me.

Saturday, May 5, 2007

Olle Thunström kvartett: Concert Photos

Olle Thunström (tenor saxophone) at After Work Jazz. Copyright: Henrik Eriksson. The photo may not be used elsewhere without my permission. Contact me about licencing.
Yesterday there was After Work Jazz at Hotel Uppsala (located at Kungsgatan). Olle Thunström kvartett was playing. The band consists of Olle Thunström (tenor saxophone) Daniel Lantz (piano), Niklas Fernqvist (bass) and Ali Djeridi (drums). This evening they also featured Karl-Martin Almqvist (tenor saxophone).

Karl-Martin Almqvist (tenor saxophone) at After Work Jazz. Copyright: Henrik Eriksson. The photo may not be used elsewhere without my permission. Contact me about licencing.
I thought that the best song of the concert was their version of Charlie Parkers "Billie's Bounce".

Ali Djeridi (drums) at After Work Jazz. Copyright: Henrik Eriksson. The photo may not be used elsewhere without my permission. Contact me about licencing. The photos is taken by me and may not be used elsewhere without my permission. Contact me if you want to licence the photos.

Were you at the concert with the Olle Thunström kvartett? What did you think? Tell me.

Friday, May 4, 2007

Olle Thunströms kvartett: After work jazz

Niklas Fernqvist on bass. Copyright: Henrik Eriksson. The photo may not be used elsewhere without my permission.

Today it's time again for After Work Jazz at Hotel Uppsala (located at Kungsgatan). This time it's the Olle Thunström kvartett that's playing. The band consists of Olle Thunström (tenor saxophone) Daniel Lantz (piano), Niklas Fernqvist (bass) and Ali Djeridi (drums). This evening they will also feature Karl-Martin Almqvist (tenor saxophone).

The band starts at 17.30. There is no entrance fee and you can buy food and drinks while you listen to the band. They will play bop jazz in a Wayne Shorter style but also some jazz standards (like Autumn leaves) and blues.

The photo of Niklas Fernqvist is taken by me at the Nkiru concert and may not be used elsewhere without my permission. Contact me if you want to licence the photo.

Have you been to After Work Jazz before? What do you think? Tell me.