Artist's albums
Lars Danielsson Symphonized
2023 · album
Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas
2021 · single
Just Ignore It
2021 · album
Into the Night
2021 · album
Cloudland
2021 · album
Summerwind
2018 · album
European Voices
2017 · album
Sun Blowing
2016 · album
Just the Two of Us
2015 · album
Liberetto II
2014 · album
Polska
2013 · album
Liberetto
2012 · album
Gravity
2011 · album
Lars Danielsson Edition
2010 · album
Upgraded in Gothenburg
2009 · album
Tarantella
2009 · album
Itunes Live: Berlin Festival
2008 · album
Acoustic Shapes
2008 · album
Live
2007 · album
Pasodoble (Bonus Track Edition)
2007 · album
Pasodoble
2007 · album
Between Us and the Light
2006 · album
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Biography
Lars Danielsson is one of the top jazz bass players in Sweden. His deeply melodic playing has provided depth to the music of an international cast of jazz players including vocalist Caecilie Norby, saxophonist Rick Margitza, guitarist John Abercrombie, trumpet player Kenny Wheeler, and percussionist Trilok Gurtu. He recorded with Lars Jansson's Trio 84 and the Eternal Now and the Lars Jansson Trio. A member of Hans Ulrik's Jazzpar 99 Combo, which featured guitarist John Scofield and drummer Peter Erskine, Danielsson subsequently performed, along with saxophone/clarinet player Tony Coe, in Carsten Dahl's Jazzpar 2000 Combo. Danielsson has garnered considerable acclaim as a bandleader. His 1994 album, Far North, featured accompaniment by soprano saxophonist David Liebman, pianist Bobo Stenson, and drummer Jon Christensen, while his 1997 album, Origo, was recorded with guitarist John Abercrombie and drummer Adam Nussbaum. 2005's sparse and thoughtful Libera Me featured the Danish Radio Concert Orchestra, 2007's Pasodoble relied heavily on the nimble hands of Polish pianist Leszek Mozdzer, and 2009's Tarantella covered a whole range of genres, including Euro-classical chamber music and traditional Scandinavian folk. ~ Craig Harris, Rovi