Logical Fallacies Scheen Jazzorkester & Jon Øystein Rosland

• 1Ad Hominem08:14
• 2Appeal to Authority04:43
• 3Ad Populum05:58
• 4The Strawman07:03
• 5Circular Reasoning05:30
• 6Slippery Slope06:28
• 7Red Herring06:41
• 8Anecdotal Evidence06:07
• Total Runtime50:44

Info zu Logical Fallacies

Since the founding of the Scheen Jazz Orchestra, Jon Øystein Rosland has composed and arranged for the orchestra. There have been a number of individual works and in 2016 came the commissioned work "Tamanoar", comprising 10 songs. "Tamanoar" was recorded in Rainbow Studios and released on Losen Records, and the release garnered many rave reviews from home and abroad.

Now a new commissioned work is ready: "Logical Fallacies". The work contains energetic songs that range from the very delicate to groovy and catchy melodies. The music was recorded and filmed in the Artilleriverkstedet in Horten, and the concert film premiered on NRK2 on 11th June 2021.

Scheen Jazzorkester (SJO) was started in 2010 as a professional jazz orchestra based in Skien. The band has since managed to establish itself as a strong voice on the Norwegian and European jazz scene, and is today Sørnorsk Jazzsenter's regional large ensemble. SJO has 8 critically acclaimed albums to its credit, and the predecessor to "Logical Fallacies", "As We See It…" was released last year on the renowned Clean Feed Records label. The band consists of 12 musicians with a background in both jazz and classical music, and this gives the band a distinctive and multifaceted expression that ranges from classical contemporary music through to orchestral approaches to European chamber jazz.

Jon Øystein Rosland, tenor saxophone
Guttorm Guttormsen, saxophones, flute
André Kassen, saxophones
Line Bjørnør Rosland, clarinets
Thomas Johansson, trumpet
Finn Arne Dahl Hanssen, trumpet
Magne Rutle, trombone
Frøydis Aslesen, trombone
Åsgeir Grong, bass trombone
Rune Klakegg, piano
Even Helte Hermansen, guitar
Jan Olav Renvåg, bass
Audun Kleive, drums

Scheen Jazzorkester (SJO)
was established in 2010 as a professional large jazz ensemble based in Skien, Telemark, Norway. It has succeeded in becoming a major force in Norwegian progressive composer based ensembles along with similar units in Oslo, Bergen and Trondheim. Since its foundation SJO has played several prestigious jazzfestivals as well as club gigs in Norway. Five albums have been released so far, to great critical acclaim, two of them in 2017. (PoliturPassiarer and Tamanoar). SJO consists of 12 musicians, with guests depending on the various projects. Among the members of the band, Audun Kleive must be mentioned as a drummer of international stature. The trumpeter Thomas Johansson is also an international touring musician. Guttorm Guttormsen and Rune Klakegg are veterans on the Norwegian Jazz scene, and the outfit spans several generations of musicians. It consists of both jazz and classically trained musicians, and this contributes to its special sound: Contemporary jazz and Nordic sound meets classical music. SJO i supported by the Cultural Fund of Norway, Sørnorsk Jazz Centre and Telemark County.

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