Christopher Bo Bramsen, Denmark’s Commissioner General to the Expo, introduces Danish jazz quartet Mark Solborg 4.
Danish jazz quartet Mark Solborg 4 presents a concert at Europe Square.
Danish jazz quartet Mark Solborg 4 presents a concert at Europe Square.
Spectators enjoy Mark Solborg 4’s performance.
Christopher Bo Bramsen, Denmark’s Commissioner General to the Expo, captures the splendor of the concert. He is a jazz fan and a big supporter of this band.
Guitarist and composer Mark Solborg thrills jazz fans.
Guitarist and composer Mark Solborg signs on the band’s albums.
Danish jazz quartet Mark Solborg 4 dazzled Expo visitors last night by presenting a two-hour concert at the Europe Square.
The band played their most popular tunes as well as new creations at the concert, which was hosted by Christopher Bo Bramsen, Denmark’s Commissioner General to the Expo. Bramsen is a jazz fan and a big supporter of this band.
The band consists of guitarist and composer Mark Solborg, tenor sax and clarinet Anders Banke, bass Jeppe Skovbakke, and drummer Bjorn Heeboll. Solborg, the soul of the band, has been Grammy-nominated and won a jazz award presented by the Danish Jazz Federation.
The band scheduled only one performance at the Expo.
The concert was part of the Denmark Pavilion’s musical programme “Mermaid Music,” under which 26 talented Danish bands, choirs and orchestras are giving performances through the Expo. The music, mostly modern music, includes various genres such as jazz, blues, world music, rock, pop and electro.
