Joe Lovano and Jakob Bro

Joe Lovano, born in Cleveland, is a renowned saxophonist known for his expressive improvisation and blending of bop, modal, and free jazz. Celebrated for albums like *52nd Street Themes* and *Celebrating Sinatra*, he's collaborated with icons like Hank Jones and Paul Motian. Lovano has won a Grammy for Best Large Jazz Ensemble Album and is known for his work with the Trio Tapestry and Sound Prints ensembles. His acclaimed releases include John Coltrane and Charlie Parker tributes, and he has recorded with notable artists like Dave Douglas and Marilyn Crispell.

Danish guitarist Jakob Bro crafts expansive, atmospheric jazz blending tradition with experimental sounds. Known for albums like "Gefion" and "Uma Elmo," Bro has collaborated with Paul Motian, Joe Lovano, Arve Henriksen, and Bill Frisell. His work highlights rich, harmonically modern jazz ballads.