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Jonny Axelsson Stockholm, Sweden
As a composer JA received commissions from various ensembles, choreographers, filmmakers, institutions. Member of the Swedish Composers Association, he achieved great recognition as a percussionist, performing all over the world and featured on numerous CDs. Experienced interpreter and improviser he developed his own “musical voice” with great esthetical width and influences from several genres. ... more
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