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Jazz Concert: Chris Tanners Trio ft Carsten Skov.

In 22 days concert

Chris Tanners Trio joins vibraphonist Carsten Skov for a jazz concert at Charlie Scott's in Copenhagen, Denmark, on December 1. It is an evening of live jazz in a city centre venue, suited to listeners who want to hear small-group swing played in person.

The programme

The set centres on the music of Benny Goodman and Lionel Hampton, two figures closely associated with the swing era. Carsten Skov's vibraphone sits alongside the trio's sound, so the evening leans on the instrumental interplay that gives this repertoire its character.

The line-up

  • Carsten Skov on vibraphone
  • Chris Tanner on clarinet and vocals
  • Henrik Bay on guitar
  • Jens Kristian Andersen on bass

Planning your visit

The concert takes place at Charlie Scott's, a venue listed with live jazz programmes. For session times, booking details and any updates, check the venue's live jazz page at charliescotts.dk. Copenhagen's central streets and public transport make it straightforward to reach the venue before or after the performance, and the city offers plenty of places to eat and walk nearby.

Lineup

Chris Tanner

Chris Tanner plays clarinet and sings, and leads the Chris Tanner Trio. He appears at Charlie Scott's in Copenhagen with special guest vocalist Kira Martini.

Carsten Skov

Vibraphonist who guests with Chris Tanner's Trio for this December 1st show at Charlie Scott's in Copenhagen. The program focuses on the music of Benny Goodman and Lionel Hampton, and playing with him is described as always a party.

Henrik Bay

Henrik Bay is a creative artist featured in the lineup of the Rosa Salamon Quartet's jazz concert, a live evening of improvisation and ensemble interplay. Visitors can enjoy an intimate, atmospheric set that showcases contemporary jazz talent, making it a rewarding stop for music lovers.

Jens Kristian Andersen

Bassist in the lineup for Chris Tanner's Trio ft Carsten Skov at Charlie Scott's in Copenhagen. The show centers on the music of Benny Goodman and Lionel Hampton.