All My Septembers / Peter Asplund

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Label
Prophone
Release Date
May 15, 2020
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    Featuring ⌄
    • COMPOSER
      ASPLUND, PETER
    • PERFORMER
      Various
    Product Details ⌄
    • RELEASE DATE
      May 15, 2020
    • UPC
      822359002067
    • CATALOG NUMBER
      PCD205
    • LABEL
      Prophone
    • NUMBER OF DISCS
      1
    • GENRE
      Jazz
    Works ⌄

    1. Ozymandias Melancholia

      Composer: Peter Asplund

      Ensemble: Peter Asplund Aspiration, Asplund Big Band Horn

      Performer: Peter Asplund

    2. Hermanos del Alma

      Composer: Peter Asplund

      Ensemble: Asplund Big Band Horn, Peter Asplund Aspiration

      Performer: Peter Asplund

    3. Le grand Michel

      Composer: Peter Asplund

      Ensemble: Asplund Big Band Horn, Peter Asplund Aspiration

      Performer: Peter Asplund

    4. All My Septembers

      Composer: Peter Asplund

      Ensemble: Asplund Big Band Horn, Peter Asplund Aspiration

      Performer: Peter Asplund, Isabella Lundgren

    5. Viudo

      Composer: Peter Asplund

      Ensemble: Asplund Big Band Horn, Peter Asplund Aspiration

      Performer: Peter Asplund

    6. Melancholia ll

      Composer: Peter Asplund

      Ensemble: Asplund Big Band Horn, Peter Asplund Aspiration

      Performer: Peter Asplund

    7. She and Me

      Composer: Peter Asplund

      Ensemble: Asplund Big Band Horn, Peter Asplund Aspiration

      Performer: Peter Asplund, Isabella Lundgren, Jan Kohlin

    8. La escogida

      Composer: Peter Asplund

      Ensemble: Asplund Big Band Horn, Peter Asplund Aspiration

      Performer: Peter Asplund

    9. A Lotta' Love

      Composer: Peter Asplund

      Ensemble: Asplund Big Band Horn, Peter Asplund Aspiration

      Performer: Peter Asplund

    10. Lullaby for Melina

      Composer: Peter Asplund

      Ensemble: Asplund Big Band Horn, Peter Asplund Aspiration

      Performer: Peter Asplund


Peter Asplund is one of Swedens foremost trumpet players. Or why not say it like it is? He is one of Europes or even the worlds foremost trumpeters. Why draw a line when there is no need to? Jazz is not limited by any national borders. It has been written: ""A fantastic musician who always plays straight from the heart"" - and to which we can all readily agree! Over the years he has developed his dynamic and energy-loaded, slightly melancholic and melodic trumpet style until he can express what he feels when he feels. This applies when he plays a standard by, say, George Gershwin, Cole Porter or Duke Ellington. And it also applies when he plays some of his own original compositions, tunes with a distinct accent on melody, my own standards he calls them. Of his new release, he writes: I was born in September. There is something special about that month. The light, the air, the scent of nature. For many it is a beginning of something, for others, an end. You reminisce. You look forward in time. You pause and regard the present. Wherever you happen to be, September brings forth both feelings and thoughts on life. These are mine. All My Septembers stay with me forever.