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Schlippenbach/ Narvesen Duo Berlin, Germany
The pianist Alexander von Schlippenbach
is regarded as one of the founding fathers of progressive jazz in Europe. His
expression has been present as a vibrant and innovative voice since the 60's.
Dag Magnus Narvesen works with improvised and contemporary music. As a drummer, his sound has strong melodic and harmonic qualities, with energetic textures and phrasing.
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