(Free Jazz, Free Improvisation) Detail (Frode Gjerstad, Johnny Mbizo Dyani, John Stevens) - Backwards And Forwards - First Detail - 2000, FLAC (tracks+.cue), lossless

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Gjerstad, Frode, alto sax, clarinet, bass clarinet; b. Stavanger, Norway, 24 March 1948. With his wife Judith, he has two children, Jon and Camilla. Self-taught as a musician, Gjerstad has chosen to play mainly with international musicians because there was not a tradition in Norway for playing free-jazz. However, a number of younger musicians are now picking up on the music over the last few years.
His relationship with British drummer John Stevens, which started in 1981 and lasted up until his death in 1994, was of great importance both musically as well as on a personal level. Through Stevens, he was introduced to some of the finest British improvisers and got to know their way of playing quite well.After 1994, he has played with a number of US musicians like Borah Bergmann, Hamid Drake, William Parker and Rashid Bakr as well as with German Peter Brotzmann. He has also built his first all-Norwegian trio with Oyvind Storesund and Paal Nilssen-Love with whom he has toured Europe and North-America.
Since 1984, he has also been active, running a group of young Norwegian musicians, the Circulasione Totale Orchestra where he is dealing with electric instruments and modern rock-oriented rhythms. He has used the band to present his own compositions as well as a workshop and place for young people to get to know free improvisations. The band presented a commissioned work at the Molde Festival in 1989 with a 13 man band combining free improvisations, compositions as well as rapping and scratching (three horns, three bassists, three drummers, accordion, guitar. a rapper and a scratcher).
He has received several grants from various foundations and has been very active in the Norwegian Jazzmusicians Federation as well as in the committee for the Norwegian Contemporary Music Federation. He was voted Jazz Musician of the Year in Norway, 1997.

Double Bass – Johnny Mbizo Dyani
Drums – John Stevens (2)
Tenor Saxophone, Soprano Saxophone – Frode Gjerstad
Voice – Unknown Artist (tracks: 3)