US EditionAlbum Review: Cecilie Strange – ‘Beech’: Compelling Nordic Jazz with a Subtle Strength and Singular Sound.
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Album Review: Cecilie Strange – ‘Beech’: Compelling Nordic Jazz with a subtle strength and singular sound.
When an artist settles into their groove, over time the spark in their music can dim. Listening to ‘Beech’ the new album by Danish saxophonist Cecilie Strange it’s more than clear that she’s not going to follow that flat line. It’s her fifth album for Copenhagen’s modern jazz curators April Records and the fourth to feature her trusty quartet, pianist Peter Rosendal, Thommy Andersson on bass and Jakob Høyer drumming, but each recording has seen …
The Danish saxophonist and composer Cecilie Strange proudly returns with his fifth album, "Beech" as a leader. Released at April.
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