At House of Sweden: Live in DC
by Sunna Gunnlaugs
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The Dream
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Það búa litlir dvergar
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These are excerpts from a concert at House of Sweden in Washington DC, which was part of the Scandinavian Jazz Festival. It was just two days before the quartet went into the studio in NY, the results of which will be released soon. Check www.sunnagunnlaugs.com for updates.
These are excerpts from a concert at House of Sweden in Washington DC, which was part of the Scandinavian Jazz Festival. It was just two days before the quartet went into the studio in NY, the results of which will be released soon. Check www.sunnagunnlaugs.com for updates.
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released August 25, 2009
Sunna Gunnlaugs - piano, Loren Stillman - alto saxophone, Eivind Opsvik - bass, Scott McLemore - drums.
Recorded 17 June 2009 using a Zoom H2.
Sunna Gunnlaugs - piano, Loren Stillman - alto saxophone, Eivind Opsvik - bass, Scott McLemore - drums.
Recorded 17 June 2009 using a Zoom H2.
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