i’m playing with/have played with these wonderful guys for example:
Sophie Moleta; Vocals
Nils-Erik Sparf; Violin
Bengt Forsberg; Piano
Jonas Sjöblom; Drums
Richard Wolff; Vocals
Helen Sjöholm; Vocals
Göran Martling; Piano
Henrik Westerberg; Saxophone
Jonny Wartel; Tenor saxophone
Martin Paulsson; Trombone, Bas
Lars Hammarteg; Percussion
Malin-My Nilsson; Violin
Gunnar Backman; Virtual fretted and fretless guitar
Henrik Wartel; Drums
Henrik Hugo; Vocals
Dan Ekborg; Vocals
Maria Munkesjö; Vocals
Michelle Collins; Vocals
Kjell Westling; Everything but harp
Torkel Rasmusson; Vocals
Tore Berger; Vocals
Jesper Norda; electronics
Christer Karlberg; Guitar
Jan Frode Stevy; Classical guitar
Influences
John Zorn, Don van Vliet, Alban Berg, Bob Dylan, The Band, Leonard Cohen, Michael Tippet, Einstürzende Neubauten, Segovia, Radka Toneff
I play regularly as a classical musician, working as a soloist or with performers such as violinist Nils-Erik Sparf and pianist Bengt Forsberg. At the same time I tour, playing jazz and rock music with different groups. I have made four CDs in my own name and played as a session musician on a couple of others. Last four years though, I have worked very much in different theatres in different plays playing guitar at, for example Stockholm City Theatre or Dramaten (Stockholm Royal Theatre).---------------------------------------------------------------------------
Sparf/Härenstam Duo playing Piazzolla. Musikspegeln, Swedish Television
Stefan Sundström, Fjodor, Torkel Rasmusson, Bosse Nordenfeldt, Kjell Westling, David Härenstam at Peace and Love festival-2009
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