Magnus Thuelund Trio

“The Magnus Thuelund Trio performed with zeal and great skill, firing up the venue with their telepathic interplay”.

(Ken Micallef, Downbeat Magazine).
”…inciterende, skarp og livfuld bebop …der er bid i tonen og fremdrift i akkompagnementet…Et stærkt bud på det svære, ´nøgne´ saxtrioformat” (Christian Munch-Hansen, Politiken)
Magnus, Graig and Jonas are amongst the top young jazz musicians in northern Europe.

-Magnus Thuelund a former New York resident is a talented young alto saxophonist and composer. He is highly original in his writing and he is an intelligent, creative, reflective and expressive player. He has studied with prominent musicians such as Marc Mommaas, Reggie Workman, George Garzone, and Mark Turner. At the New School of Music in New York and later as a soloist student in the highly esteemed Advanced Post Degree Diploma programme at the Rhythmic Music Conservatory in Copenhagen. Thuelund has played in Carnegie Hall and all over Europe with own bands and bigbands. He has played with Mark Turner, George Garzone, Jamire Williams, Marc Mommaas, Nikolaj Hess, Django Bates and the Danish Radio Big Band.

-Graig Earle is an in demand and respected double bassist on both sides of the Atlantic. In 2007, he was nominated for a Juno Award (Canadian Grammy) for best Jazz Album, and won Danish Music Awards in both 2007 and 2008. He performs regularly in Denmark with Thomas Fryland, Doug Raney, Sinne Eeg and Peter Rosendal among others, and has toured Canada, USA, Asia and Europe with many of North America’s top jazz musicians, including Denzal Sinclaire, Victor Lewis, Guido Basso, Grant Stewart, Gilad Hekselman and Pat Labarbera.

- Jonas Johansen is known internationally for his work, with the Danish Radio Big Band (1990-1999), and the Niels Henning Ørsted Pedersen trio (1993 – 2005). He has also played two European tours with Eliane Elias Trio and latest at North Sea Jazz Festival in 2013. He has worked with Hermeto Pascoal, Egberto Gismonti, Steve Swallow, Mauricio Einhorn, Toninho Horta and Airto.