Klára Suchanková – vocal, violin
ŠtÄ›pán KlouÄ?ek – vocal, guitar
Dušan Nava?™ík – vocal, flute, metalophone
ZdenÄ›k DoÄ?ekal – piano
Pavel Husa – double bass
František Tomášek – accordion
František Otakar Kukula – drums

Markéta Zdeňková — vocal, guitars, piano
Štěpán Janoušek — trombone, vocal, cajon, electronics

Guests:
Tibor Žida — guitar (6, 10)
Šimon Marek — cello (9)
Jaroslav Kovařík — bass guitar (10)
Camilo Caller — cajon (10)

Robin Williamson: vocals, harp, guitar, whistles
Mat Maneri: viola, violin
Paul Dunmall: tenor and soprano saxophones, clarinet, border pipes, ocarina, moxeño
Ale Möller: mandola, lute, hammered dulcimer, shawm, clarino, drone flutes, natural flutes, bamboo flutes, vibraphone
Mick Hutton: double-bass

Per Gudmundson: violin, Swedish bagpipes, vocal, Ale Moller: mandola, flute, dulcimer, folk harp, vocal, Lena Willemark: vocal, violin, wood flute

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

christmas songs by the GINEVRA band

The name comes from the age of King Arthur - from the Scottish queen Ginevra. It was because of the fact that we were really interested in Irish and Scottish melodies.