Gunnar Halle
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Gunnar Halle Quartet
Gunnar Halle - trumpet, synth, Stephan Sieben - guitar, Putte Johander - bass, Knut Finsrud - drums
The musicians in the Quartet are all trusted friends and colleagues from their time of studying at the Rythmic Conservatory in Copenhagen, and among the most alluring Scandinavian musicians of today.
Gunnar Halle's second album, Halle's Planet came out November 1st 2019, once again on the German label Ozella Music. This time the music was recorded live in studio, at Engfeldt & Forsgren Studios in Oslo. With trumpet, guitar, bass and two drummers, this is an instrumental album, with steady beats that stands both noisy melodic statements and pensive airy improvisations. Besides his regular quartet, you can her extra drummer Wetle Holte, in the left channel only!
The first album from Gunnar Halle, ’Istanbul Sky’ that came out in April 2015 is a colorful blend of beautiful melodies, noise, indierock, jazz and even a couple of peculiar vocal songs. This was a home studio project, with additional recordings from Eivind Aarset, Maria Laurette Friis, Einar Halle, Joakim Frøystein and others.
Gunnar Halle Trio
Gunnar Halle - trumpet, Thommy Andersson - bass, Martin Andersen - drums.
Gunnar Halle Trio is a small group of musicians who have also been part of Pierre Dørge’s New Jungle Orchestra for 25 years, and have thus played approximately 800 concerts together on all continents. Drummer Martin Andersen from Denmark and bassist Thommy Andersson from Sweden are among the most sought-after musicians in their genre in Denmark. In this acoustic trio, the musicians benefit from knowing each other incredibly well both musically and privately, and a lot of space has therefore been made for improvisations around the relatively simple songs, which stylistically range from folk music and hymns to afro beat and avant-garde swing.
First album with the trio will be out by february 2026.