Tummel
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Tummel is a Swedish/Danish klezmer band. Formed in 1997, the band plays music that combines traditional klezmer sounds with influences from jazz and the folk music of Sweden and the former Yugoslavia. Tummel has released two albums: their debut effort, Oy!, appeared in 2001, and Transit came out in 2004. The band's lineup is Annika Jessen on clarinet and vocals, Jonathan Aisen drums and percussion, Pär Moberg on saxophone, Øvind Alexander Slaatto on helicon, Tobias Allvin on guitar and bouzouki, Andreas Rudenå, violin and guitar and Edin Bahtijaragić on accordion
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