Primavera en Salonico
Savina Yannatou: voice; Kostas Vomvolos: qanun, accordion; Yannis Alexandris: oud, guitar; Kyriakos Gouventas: violin; Harris Lambrakis: nay; Michalis Siganidis: double bass; Kostas Theodorou: percussion

The Norwegian singer-songwriter Randi Tytingvåg has the power to light up audiences with her music. It is feel-good music in the best sense of the term, with oodles of charm. “Three” is her debut on the Emotion label, which presents styles of music outside jazz under the ACT banner. Tytingvåg’s ingredients for her music are many and varied. On her latest album she highlights in particular her singer-songwriter qualities and draws from the roots of American folk and country music.

Randi tytingvag: vocals, prepared piano, Dag S. Vagle: guitar, vocals, Erlend Aasland: banjo, guitar, prepared piano, vocals

Sinikka Langeland: kantele, vocals; Lars Anders Tomter: viola; Trygve Seim: tenor saxophone; Markku Ounaskari: percussion

Pavel Hrubý – tenor sax, alto sax, bass clarinet, clarinet
Michal Nejtek – piano
Daniel Šoltis – drums
Miloš Dvořáček – glass bells, ukulele, chimes 
František Kučera – trumpet
Wind octet directed by Štěpánka Balcarová

new period music inspired by the famous vocal collection by Adam Václav Michna (selection from the Czech Marian Music, 1647) 
composed and performed by Jaroslav Tůma 

organ from Kruh (1627) in the cathedral of St Stephen in Litoměřice

Vijay Iyer: composer/piano
Prashant Bhargava: film director/editor
International Contemporary Ensemble

Nils Økland: fiddles
Per Steinar Lie: guitars
Ørjan Haaland: drums