John Pål Inderberg

John Pål Inderberg Trio

The John Pål Inderberg Trio is proud to release their albums «Radio Inderberg» and «Radio fra ura» on AMP Music and Records! Since they released their first record Linjedalsleiken in 2016, they have toured Europe, Asia, Australia and New Zealand, and extensively in Norway. Inderberg is turning 75 this summer and is playing more than ever. This recordings represents a long, eventful and meaningful career that is far from over. The joyous interplay on this album documents just that. In music we are all the same age! The music shows the trio’s desire to combine Nordic traditional music with African-American jazz and dadaistic language. The trio lives in an important paradox. In respect of the tradition, each musician imitates parts of the Nordic and American music with the goal of not sounding like the imitated. The band develops their music within the boarders between personal aesthetic preferences and established traditional musical choices. John Pål Inderberg - baritone saxophone, Trygve Waldemar Fiske – acoustic bass, Håkon Mjåset Johansen – drums

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Konitz/Inderberg John Pål Inderberg is a versatile saxophonist with a natural spontaneity of expression. His playing sythethises many different styles, not least when in partnership with Norwegian and American jazz musicians - players as contrasting as Gil Evans and Lee Konitz.

Inderbergs soprano and baritone sax can be heard on a wide range of recordings and, besides his performing career, he is a professor at The department of Music NTNU.

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NOBEL JAZZ POETRY:

Brain researchers Edvard and May-Britt Moser from NTNU ended their Nobel lecture in Stockholm on 7 December. 2014 with a music video where music professors from NTNU improvise over a Norwegian folk tune. The video features John Pål Inderberg on the soprano saxophone, with jazz poetry based on words and phrases from the Mosers' research. Bjørn Alterhaug plays bass, composer Henning Sommero plays accordion and barks, and Kristoffer Lo plays the tuba.