Jakob Bro, Marilyn Mazur, Arve Henriksen, Jesper Zeuthen with Arve Henriksen, Jakob Bro, and more

Arve Henriksen, from Stranda, Norway, is a renowned musician known for his ethereal trumpet style influenced by minimalist Japanese music. A member of Supersilent, he's collaborated with many artists like Tigran Hamasyan and Sinikka Langeland. His works such as "Chiaroscuro" and "Places of Worship" highlight his innovative blend of electronics and ambient textures. Henricksen's multiple albums, including "Towards Language," showcase his ability to evoke sacred spaces and natural sounds. He has also worked with notable ensembles and musicians, earning acclaim and a dedicated following.

Danish guitarist Jakob Bro crafts expansive, atmospheric jazz blending tradition with experimental sounds. Known for albums like "Gefion" and "Uma Elmo," Bro has collaborated with Paul Motian, Joe Lovano, Arve Henriksen, and Bill Frisell. His work highlights rich, harmonically modern jazz ballads.