15/10 Brännö, Värdshus
Konsert kl. 19.30, Entré 120:-,
Biljetter kan förbestallas via SMS hos Eva 0763-238022
eller köpas i entrén.
Restaurangen öppnar kl. 18.00
Bordsbokning: 031-970478, http://www.brannovardshus.se
16/10 Vänersborg, Folkets Hus
kl 19.30. förköp biljetter: http://www.folketshusvanersborg.se
18/10 Lerum, Musikfesten på Dergårdsteatern
kl. 17.15, förköp biljetter: http://www.jazzilerum.se
19/10 Göteborg, Hagakyrkan
Söndagsmatiné kl. 15.00, gratis inträde
20/10 Stockholm, Glenn Miller Café
kl. 20.00, http://www.glennmillercafe.com
21/10 Stockholm, Glenn Miller Café
kl. 20.00, http://www.glennmillercafé.com
22/10 Berlin, Jazzclub A-Trane
22.00 Uhr, Tickets & Reservierung: http://www.a-trane.de
23/10 Bremen, Kulturzentrum Schlachthof
20 Uhr , Radiokonzert, http://www.schlachthof-bremen.de

with:
Tjadina Würdinger (oboe)
Uwe Steinmetz (sax)
Carsten Daerr (piano)
Eva Kruse (bass)
Christian Jormin (drums)

TJADINA WÜRDINGER – oboe
UWE STEINMETZ – saxophones
BUGGE WESSELTOFT – piano, fender rhodes
EVA KRUSE – bass, compositions
CHRISTIAN JORMIN – drums, percussion

In February 2013 we recorded IN WATER. Outside of Gothenborg/ Sweden we were at the great Bohus Sound Recording Studios and had the honor to work with soundengineer Ake Linton who always has finetuned wide open ears for the music and the creation of the best acoustic sound possible.
Tjadina, Uwe, Bugge, Christian and me rehearsed for a day in our living-room and then went for the exciting and inspiring trip to two days of studio-adventure. I am very happy with the result and thank you all for your great music, commitment and support!

Thanks again for fantastic week at Jazz Baltica!

Tini Thomsen – barisax (Germany)
Nils Landgren – trombone (Sweden)
Janning Trumann – trombone (Germany)
Verneri Pohjola – trumpet (Finland)
Eva Kruse – doublebass (Germany/Sweden)
Sandra Hempel – guitar (Germany)
Lisbeth Diers – percussion (Denmark)
Raivo Tafenau – saxophones (Estland)
Hildegunn Øiseth – trumpet, goathorn (Norway)
Anders Kjellberg – drums (Sweden)

Photo: Bibbie Friman