Trendberekk

Trendberekk is a Swedish musical ensemble that was active from 1967 to 1977. The group was founded in Stockholm and was known for their work in the jazz and free improvisation genres.

The core members of Trendberekk were pianist Bengt Magnusson and saxophonist/clarinetist Per-Olov Kindgren. They were later joined by drummer Sune Tunström, and occasionally by other musicians. The group's sound was characterized by a mix of avant-garde and experimental elements, with intricate instrumental interplay and a focus on composition.

Trendberekk released several albums during their active years, including "Trendberekk Part 1" in 1968 and "Trendberekk Part 2" in 1969. The group's music was initially met with critical acclaim in Sweden, and they gained a loyal following among fans of experimental and avant-garde music.

The group's music style was influenced by a range of avant-garde and free jazz musicians, including Ornette Coleman, Cecil Taylor, and John Coltrane. They also drew on elements of traditional Swedish folk music, incorporating elements of traditional melody and harmony into their compositions.

Although the group's output was relatively limited, they played an important role in the development of the Swedish avant-garde music scene in the late 1960s and early 1970s. Trendberekk's music continues to be celebrated by fans of experimental and improvisational music, and their influence can be heard in the work of later Swedish avant-garde musicians.

Little is known about the personal lives of the group's members outside of their musical endeavors. However, their contributions to the Swedish avant-garde music scene are significant, and their legacy continues to be felt among fans of experimental music.