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Jan Kåre "Hysen" Hystad (born 9 July 1955 in Stord, Norway) is a Norwegian jazz musician (saxophone, clarinet, flute), and the older brother of jazz saxophonist Ole Jacob Hystad. He is known as leader of his own Quartet an as part of the Bergen Big Band with cooperations with Teje Rypdal, John Surman and Karin Krogh. == Career == Hystad is classically educated at Griegakademiet, University of Bergen, and since 1978 a resident of Bergen where he has been freelance musician, he led his own ensembles, as well as been involved as Musical Director & Musician at Den Nationale Scene and in Bergen Big Band. Han ga ut ''Cafè Hysen Noir'' (2000), med bidrag fra Guttorm Guttormsen, Harald Dahlstrøm/Håkon Berge/Atle Halstensen piano, Yngve Moe/Sveinung Sand bass, Tarald Tvedten trommer, Erlend Fauske gitar. He conduct his own Jan Kåre Hystad Quartet including Dag Arnesen (piano), Frank Jakobsen (drums) and Sigurd Ulveseth (bass). They released the album ''Vargtime – Varg Veum's favoritter'' (2002), which was launched at the same time as Varg Veum's 60 years anniversary, and the publication of the book ''Som i et speil'' (2002) by Gunnar Staalesen. The production ''Vargtime'' toured thereon Norwegian as well as Danish jazz scenes, "Kongsberg Krimfestival" (2005) and Kongsberg Jazzfestival (2006). The follow up ''Vargtime 2 – four cousins'' (2006), with musicians Ole Jacob Hystad, Tor Yttredal and Gunnar Onarheim (saxophone), as well as Heidi Torsvik and Oddbjørn Hanto (vocals), was released simultaneously as Staalesen's ''Dødens drabanter'' (2006). Otherwise, he has collaborated on albums with Ole Amund Gjersvik and his broren Ole Jacob Hystad. The Hystad brothers toured US and Canada vith Terje Rypdal's ''Crime Scene'' within Bergen Big Band and joined by Rypdal's Skywards, the band. They will wisit the Vancouver Jazz Festival and the Montreal Jazz Festival. The latter ifestival is the world's largest of its kind. 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Jan Kåre Hystad」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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