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Trygve Seim on CD’s released on other record labels: Odd Nordstoga Og Det Norske Kammerorkester – Jul (released on Universal Music Group, November 2018); Jon Balke Batagraf – Delights Of Decay (released on Jazzland Recordings, February 2018, Jazzland Norway – N° 21) The Source – “The Source: of Summer“ (released on GRAPPA Records year 2013, GRCD4416)
Trygve Seim – saxophones/compositions Kristjan Randalu (Estonia) – piano Mats Eilertsen (Norway) – double bass Markku Ounaskari (Finland) – drums “Helsinki Songs” is both the title of Trygve Seim’s latest CD (released August 2018 by ECM Records), and also the name of Trygve Seim‘s quartet performing Helsinki Songs live. The Helsinki Songs CD is produced by Manfred Eicher and ...
18 de nov. de 2022 · About Trygve Seim. Norwegian saxophonist and composer Trygve Seim is best known to English-speaking audiences for his recordings as a sideman and leader on the ECM label. But in his native Norway, he is considered a prolific recording artist, collaborator, and curator of sound. In Europe and Asia where his catalog is far more extensive, he is a ...
16 de dic. de 2023 · Album Review Trygve Seim: Helsinki Songs. by Mike Jurkovic October 4, 2018. Before revealing its more inert, contemplative rewards, Norwegian saxophonist Trygve Seim opens Helsinki Songs, his sixth disc for ECM as a leader/co-leader, with the rolling, pop-ish dance of “Sol's Song," sounding immediately recognizable, like a well-known theme song to some long gone sitcom or movie.
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Trygve Seim, Øyvind Braekke, Per Oddvar Johansen. The Source and Different Cikadas. CD 18,90 ...
17 de may. de 2019 · Trumpet – Arve Henriksen. Tuba – David Gald. Bass Clarinet, Clarinet – Håvard Lund. Bass Saxophone – Nils Jansen. Cello – Bernt Simen Lund. Composed By – Trygve Seim. Drums – Per Oddvar Johansen. French Horn – Hild Sofie Tafjord. Tenor Saxophone – Trygve Seim.
