Jacob Fischer Trio
I'm very happy to see all the new talent coming on the jazzscene in later years and it's a thrill to play with these wonderful musicians just in their early twenties.
The basis is a trio with the great rhythm section team of Matthias Petri on Bass and Andreas Svendsen on drums.
Often topped up with Zier Romme Larsen who is an impressive pianotalent in the tradition of Oscar Peterson.
Or
the Harmonica wizard Mathias Heise who brings the great Toots
Thielemans, who I was fortunate enough to have worked with, to mind.
Jacob Fischer : Guitar
Matthias Petri : Bass
Andreas Svendsen : drums
Guests
Mathias Heise : Harmonica
Zier Romme Larsen : Piano
Jacob Fischer trio feat. Francesco Calì (IT)
I've hade a long and very succesful and rewarding collaboration with Sicilian
accordion virtuoso Francesco Calí - as can be heard on our
CD released sep. 2011.
Jacob Fischer trio
feat. Francesco Calì (IT) more info
Jacob Fischer Gypsy-jazz trio
Jacob Fischer : Guitar
Michael Dahl : Guitar
Andreas Møllerhøj : Kontrabas
Guitaren
er i centrum når Jacob fischer folder sig ud i sit mest Django
Reinhardt inspirerede hjørne. Med Michael Dahl, der har har
specialiseret sig i sigøjner jazz, som guitar sekundant og Andreas
Møllerhøjs solide Kontrabas kaster de sig ud i Django klassikere
blandet med egne påfund udi sigøjnerjazzen.
sometimes enhanced with violinist Bjarke Falgren
Bjarke Falgren : Violin
Jacob Fischer Organtrio - blues
Jacob Fischer - guitar
Martin Schack - hammondorgel
Casper Mikkelsen - trommer
more info
Jacob Fischer Organtrio - blues
Jacob Fischers
Xmas
Friends more info
Trio +
Christina von Bülow plays Christmas standards
Recently I've started doing solo concerts which is
a real challenge
Jacob Fischer
solo guitar more info
Duo with Charlotte Andersson
Classically
trained siger and jazzguitarist in intimate duo setting in a repertoire
of folk songs danish classics. We do a lot of church concerts of
religious music i.a. excerpts from Ellingtons sacred concerts
Duo with Mads Vinding
Duo with Danish bass ace !
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