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Carsten Dahl
Live dates in Copenhagen, Odense, Svendborg and Vossa Jazz
Just
back after a hectic tour with Reuben Rogers and Greg Hutchinson.
For Carsten and the boys it was their first trio tour after a bunch of packed nights at
Jazzhus Montmarte during early 2014.
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| on tour in Norway: Hutchinson/ Dahl/ Rogers ( Photo by Dahl) |
Right their at the stage in
Store Regnegade where it all started, and now out on tour in Norway, Germany and
Denmark. In Norway the trio was caught by the most crazy
thunderstorm up north. ”Ole” - as the thunderstorm was named basically
closed Norway from Trondheim and up... The trio was snowed in Kiruna
and never made it to Narvik and Tromsø. Hope to return soon, as the
other gigs in Bergen, Oslo, Kongsberg and Berlin were all a big success. And the two final nights back at Jazzhus Montmartre were sold out.
Carsten Dahl Trio feat. Lennart Ginman and Frands Rifbjerg
Carsten
keeps being busy and is now looking forward to new dates with his
Danish trio feat. Bassist player Lennart Ginman and drummer Frands
Rifbjerg. A trio he has been recording with since the late 1990's and
is a strong vibrant trio full of soul and heart. With focus on
standards they are legendary here in Denmark. But only rare live
appearences
First
two nights are this spring on the island Fyen
Solo
Jazzhouse 03rd march
Carsten Dahl returns to Jazzhouse on the 3rd March for a selected Copenhagen night. Last solo performance from Dahl at the Jazzhouse was during the DMA Jazz Awards 2013. This is a rare night in Copenhagen
In
april Carsten will also return to Norway at the Vossa jazz Festival
playing solo. And speaking about solo performances. We are currently
working on show in Benelux, Finland and more. Keep updated on all
gigs with Carsten Dahl at his website
Carsten
Dahl has recently released the highly acclaimed ”Bach – The
Godlberg Variations – Prepared piano” via Tiger music. It has
been one of the best selling classical albums during 2014 in Denmark.
Carsten will sadly not be touring this piece of music. It's simply
impossible. You would have to arrange and prepare a piano for each
and every variation. Meaning 32 pianos. But saying... You never know
what happens. We might do it one day. Imaging that... 32 pianos and
one room.
Enjoy
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