Eternal Jazz Project: Gentle jazz from sweden.


It's an eternal process: composing, playing, putting different people together, and then recording or playing live. That's why we call the band the "Eternal Jazz Project."

Pianist Lars Lundell is the driving force behind it all. EJP's music is described by many as calm, melody-based and gentle, with a special Swedish touch. Original compositions and melodies are tightly connected to improvisation on saxophone, piano, guitar, double bass, and drums.

The players in EJP are: Lars Lundell, piano, electric piano; Soren Svedestig, saxophones; Henrik Norman, double bass; Hans Rolin, drums; Johan Nilsson, guitar.

Jazz on!

  Eternal Jazz Project

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Eternal Jazz Project lives in Stockholm, Sweden.

Tagged as: Jazz, Other, Happy Hour.


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