Blåly brings their own interpretation of the Nordic piano trio, where colorful and melancholic piano figures meet pulsating drum grooves and ethereal tones from the bowed bass. It all comes together in a captivating universe drawing on elements of musical poetry, jazz, folk, and Nordic and classical traditions.
Blåly’s debut release, Nystalgi, was met with great acclaim — selected as Album of the Week on Danish radio P8 and praised with four- and five-star reviews in Politiken, GAFFA, and the jazz magazine All That Jazz.
The evening’s second act is a trio that has existed since 2019, but only last year emerged in a new format under the name HØK.
HØK presents dynamic and intimate indie-folk inspired jazz, where stories of personal growth and experiences from recent years are told in a musical, lyrical, and reflective form.
Their music moves seamlessly from beautiful, atmospheric, and lyrical moments to high-flying, pu...
Blåly brings their own interpretation of the Nordic piano trio, where colorful and melancholic piano figures meet pulsating drum grooves and ethereal tones from the bowed bass. It all comes together in a captivating universe drawing on elements of musical poetry, jazz, folk, and Nordic and classical traditions.
Blåly’s debut release, Nystalgi, was met with great acclaim — selected as Album of the Week on Danish radio P8 and praised with four- and five-star reviews in Politiken, GAFFA, and the jazz magazine All That Jazz.
The evening’s second act is a trio that has existed since 2019, but only last year emerged in a new format under the name HØK.
HØK presents dynamic and intimate indie-folk inspired jazz, where stories of personal growth and experiences from recent years are told in a musical, lyrical, and reflective form.
Their music moves seamlessly from beautiful, atmospheric, and lyrical moments to high-flying, pulsating improvisations. With minimalism as a core element, they create a sensitive musical space where attention to detail and spontaneous variations highlight the trio’s intention to offer audiences a welcoming and deeply present concert experience.
And for those who simply can’t get enough, Djeebs rounds off the evening with his take on electronic jazz. Stick around and tune in to the sounds of jazzy house, Japanese soul, and Afro house, all infused with the spirit and sound of jazz.
Doors open at 5 PM, and guests are welcome to relax with small plates and a glass in our sun-drenched courtyard before the concerts begin....
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