Danish Modern Jazz

Danish Modern Jazz is a style of jazz music that originated in Denmark in the 1950s and 1960s. It is characterized by its use of modern jazz techniques, such as improvisation, polyrhythms, and extended harmonies, combined with traditional Danish folk music elements. It is often seen as a bridge between traditional jazz and more modern styles, such as free jazz and fusion. It is often characterized by its use of unusual instrumentation, such as the saxophone, flute, and accordion, as well as its incorporation of traditional Danish folk music elements.