Jamsession – Andreas Toftemark, Andreas Møllerhøj & Nikolaj Bangsgaard

Sunday den 20. September kl. 9:00 pm - 1:00 am

Over the past 50 years, La Fontaine has hosted numerous jazz musicians. Every Sunday, Copenhagen’s top musicians gather at La Fontaine for a jam session. And maybe some of the big-stage stars will show up and join in. Many jazz legends have played on La Fontaine’s small ‘after-hours’ stage, including Ben Webster, Wynton Marsalis, and Lady Gaga.

This Sunday, saxophonist Andreas Toftemark will be directing the music throughout the evening.

Anything can happen during a jazz performance, and La Fontaine is the perfect place to experience it.

  • Price: Free

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  • Bass

    Andreas Møllerhøj is one of the most sought-after and respected bassists on the Danish jazz scene. With his large, well-defined tone and unwavering rhythmic authority, he provides the solid foundation that allows any ensemble to soar. He is renowned for his incredibly responsive playing, blending a deep respect for tradition with a modern, melodic approach to the bass as a solo instrument. Andreas is an indispensable collaborator in countless settings—from swinging mainstream bands to intimate lyrical projects—where his musical expertise and calm presence consistently create a secure and inspiring environment for both his fellow musicians and the audience.

  • Saxophone

    Andreas Toftemark has performed in many parts of the world—including Brazil, France, Germany, and the USA—and played with acclaimed musicians such as Francesco Ciniglio, Ethan Iverson, Rodney Green, Peter Bernstein, and Gerard Presencer. Andreas is affiliated with April Records, where he has released two critically acclaimed albums under his own name. He is a graduate of The New School of Jazz in New York and holds a European Jazz Master degree from Copenhagen, Berlin, and Paris.

  • Drums

    Nikolaj Bangsgaard has, in recent years, established himself as a highly compelling, responsive, and nuanced drummer on the contemporary jazz scene. Possessing a deep instinct for collective interplay, he beautifully balances the role of a solid, driving engine with a rare sensitivity for subtle, sonic textures. Leading his own ensembles—most notably his critically acclaimed quartet—he presents original compositions in which strong melodic lines meet a dynamic, open rhythmic landscape. Nikolaj is renowned for his incredibly attentive and supportive playing. Whether propelling an intense post-bop quartet or colorfully shading more intimate Nordic soundscapes, he brings a mature authority and an infectious energy to the stage.