REVIEWS

JazzTimes
‘It marks his rise as another promising tenor saxophonist among the ranks of well-schooled young jazz musicians”.

Jazzspecial
"The band succeeds in creating convincing and inspiring examples of new music, a destilation of impressions from their influences".

Offbeat
While swinging is often at the forefront, a refreshing element is the ease of Winther’s moves both to more free ranging realms and while he glances back to the music’s tradition.

Cadence Magazine
“Gardner, Sanders and Winther deliver their message from the heart. Never forced, the Quintet allows these feelings to move forward naturally with ease. The Leader’s centerpiece is his laid-back attitude. It enables him to caress a melody without raising a fuss”.

Mark Gardner
Jazz Journal International
“Winther emerges as a serious and refreshing player swimming in the jazz mainstream, but with some very personal strokes of his own. “he plays with passion”.

Herning Folkeblad, Denmark
Concert review

“The strengths of the Christian Winther Quartet was their ability to interact with each other, along with the impressive virtuosity the audience experienced, especially from Winther and Richard Johnson”.

Odense Stiftstidende, Denmark
Concert review

“Winther proved to be a mature musician. His technique is eminent, his tone clear and his phrasing, intonation and articulation exemplary. On top of that, his up-tempo playing is relaxed and simply a pleasure to listen to” “I am hoping that Winther will return, because he is absolutely a major talent”.

Offbeat Magazine
“A fine combo playing good music with Winther standing out front blowing hard”

Mississippi Rag
“Winther is a top-drawer player and promises to be a significant figure on the jazz scene for some time”.

Jazztimes
Winther’s tenor is warm and fluid, with traces of Eric Alexander and perhaps the late New Orleans tenorman Red Tyler.