Kjetil Mulelid Trio Feat. Bacsó Kristóf at Jazzfest Budapest at Jedermann

The Kjetil Mulelid Trio released their debut album "Not Nearly Enough To Buy A House" in 2017 on the renowned Norwegian label Rune Grammofon, known for their selection of the best Scandinavian experimental electronic, jazz and improvisational music. Their debut has received widespread international acclaim, with critics most notably mentioning Keith Jarrett and Bill Evans. The 2019 album "What You Thought Was Home" received a 5/5 rating from Jazz Journal. All About Jazz described it as mature, The Wire as magical and Jazzwise as stunning. In 2022 they continued with their third album "Who Do You Love the Most?", which became a minor hit on Spotify and received many great reviews, including International Piano Magazine calling it "a beautiful and refreshing release". This piano trio is truly made up of some of Norway's most exciting young jazz musicians, with members participating in projects such as Norway's Grammy-winning Morgonrode and Grammy-nominated Wako and Bushman's Revenge. ...

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The Kjetil Mulelid Trio released their debut album "Not Nearly Enough To Buy A House" in 2017 on the renowned Norwegian label Rune Grammofon, known for their selection of the best Scandinavian experimental electronic, jazz and improvisational music. Their debut has received widespread international acclaim, with critics most notably mentioning Keith Jarrett and Bill Evans. The 2019 album "What You Thought Was Home" received a 5/5 rating from Jazz Journal. All About Jazz described it as mature, The Wire as magical and Jazzwise as stunning. In 2022 they continued with their third album "Who Do You Love the Most?", which became a minor hit on Spotify and received many great reviews, including International Piano Magazine calling it "a beautiful and refreshing release". This piano trio is truly made up of some of Norway's most exciting young jazz musicians, with members participating in projects such as Norway's Grammy-winning Morgonrode and Grammy-nominated Wako and Bushman's Revenge.

The emphasis in the trio's music is on classical acoustic piano, with Mulelid's captivating compositions in particular, balancing energetic, rhythmically complex and harmonically rich music with beautiful, suggestive melodies.


As a saxophonist and composer, Kristóf Bacsó is one of the most important artists on the Hungarian jazz scene. Over the past 10 years he has recorded numerous albums for trio, quartet and big band. His projects are thoughtful improvisational music, combining Central European spirit with elements of contemporary jazz. His music is intellectually engaging, fresh from start to finish.


Kjetil Mulelid - piano
Andreas Winther - drums
Rune Nergaard - double bass
Kristóf Bacsó - saxophone

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