Radiojazzgruppen: Scandinavian Songbook II

Radiojazzgruppen with Nils Landgren makes a long-awaited return to Berwaldhallen with music from the Scandinavian jazz, folk, and pop treasure, all through the sensitive ears and pen of arranger, trombonist, and big band leader Tilde Schweitzer.

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Tilde Schweitzer is one of Sweden’s youngest and most prominent big band leaders, trombonists, and arrangers. Together with her own big band, consisting of the new, hungry generation of jazz musicians, she released the acclaimed debut album Vintage Magazine! in 2024, featuring her own interpretations of popular music from the last century. Now, for the first time, Schweitzer is guesting Radiojazzgruppen and Nils Landgren with new arrangements of jazz, folk, and pop music on the theme Scandinavian Songbook II.

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