Søyr

Norwegian musical group


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nameSøyr
originTrondheim, Norway
genreJazz and big bands
years_active1976-
labelOdin Records
Curling Legs
ECM Records
website
current_membersElin Rosseland
Torgrim Sollid
Jan Andresen
Nils Jansen
Bodil Vossgård
Rob Waring
Rune Klakegg
Tor Mathisrud
Frank Jakobsen
Tom Olstad
Edvard Askeland
Eldbjørg Raknes
Morten Halle
Vidar Johansen
Astrid Kvalbein
Christian Jaksjø
Erling Aksdal
Guro Gravem Johansen
Knut Aalefjær
Per Einar Watle
Børge Petersen-Øverleir
Torstein Lofthus
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Søyr (established 1976 in Trondheim, Norway) is a Norwegian musical group, led from the start of trumpeter Torgrim Sollid.

Biography

Søyr was initially inspired by folk music from Stor-Elvdal Municipality (among others Ole Mørk Sandvik) and released the album Søyr (1977) and Cierny Peter (1983), and performed at Kongsberg Jazzfestival 1977. The band is still active, and was involved on tour in South Africa in the summer of 2004. The Free State «Søyr» was established in Moldejazz 1997.

The band moved (with leader Sollid) to Oslo and assumed a more avant-garde style with a big band flair. Dag Arnesen was in the lineup 1981–82, and also Kenny Wheeler played within Søyr for four years. «Nye Søyr» released compositions by Vidar Johansen, Rune Klakegg, Torgrim Sollid, Rob Waring and Jon Balke på platen Vectors (1988) with the original lineup. Then came the 25-year anniversary with a new album Alene hjemme (2001).

Original lineup

  • Elin Rosseland - vocals
  • Tove Karoline Knutsen - vocals (album 1)
  • Torgrim Sollid - trumpet (album 1)
  • Åge Midtgård - trumpet (album 1)
  • John Pål Inderberg - soprano saxophone & tenor saxophone (album 1)
  • Ove Stokstad - soprano saxophone, tenor saxophone & baritone saxophone (album 1)
  • Tore Engstrøm - alto saxophone (album 1)
  • Nils Tro - tenor saxophone (album 1)
  • Tor A. Ramstad - baritone saxophone
  • Jan Andresen - saxophones and bass clarinet
  • Nils Jansen - saxophones and bass clarinet
  • Per Gamre - trombone (album 1)
  • Bodil Vossgård - cello
  • Rob Waring - vibraphone and percussion
  • Morten Lassem - piano (album 1)
  • Rune Klakegg - piano and synth
  • Bjørn Alterhaug - double bass (album 1)
  • Tor Mathisrud - double bass
  • Carl Haakon Waadeland - drums (album 1)
  • Frank Jakobsen - drums
  • Tom Olstad - drums

New members

Discography

References

References

  1. (29 December 2020). "Søyr Biography". [[Store Norske Leksikon]].
  2. (2011-11-03). "Arnesen, Dag Biography". Norsk Musikkinformasjon MIC.no.
  3. "Søyr Biography". [[Store Norske Leksikon]].
  4. "Søyr – Søyr". Discogs.com.

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