Daniel Franck is a Swedish jazz bassist who has been based in Denmark since 1997, building a reputation as one of Scandinavia's most sought-after bass players. His deep grounding in jazz history and his musical flexibility have kept him in constant demand as a sideman across a wide range of ensembles. He has performed across Europe with artists including Caroline Henderson, Kurt Elling, Benny Golson, Viktoria Tolstoy and Till Brönner, and is the brother of Swedish tenor saxophonist Tomas Franck.
Daniel Franck led his own trio at Copenhagen Jazz Festival on July 12, 2024 at Sofie Kælderen.
Daniel Franck participated in Cornelia Nilsson's debut album 'Where Do You Go?', released on Stunt Records on February 23, 2024.
Hi-Fi News highlighted in October 2024 Franck's contribution to Cornelia Nilsson's album and praised the interplay with pianist Aaron Parks and saxophonist Gábor Bolla.
A rare collaboration bringing together three generations of Danish jazz musicians: drummer Jonas Johansen, bassist Daniel Franck, guitarist Thor Madsen, and vocalist Katrine Madsen perform their first concert together.
A tribute to Stan Getz and Oscar Peterson featuring Claus Waidtløw and Henrik Gunde, two of Denmark's most accomplished jazz musicians, with classics from 1958 and the bossa nova era.
Weekly jam session at La Fontaine with Kasper Sundby, Daniel Franck, and Samuel Winter. Free entry.
Weekly Sunday jam session at La Fontaine featuring Claus Waidtløw, Andreas Svendsen, and Daniel Franck - a regular meeting point for Copenhagen's jazz community.
Four Danish jazz musicians celebrate saxophonist John Coltrane's centenary with his compositions, standards and ballads, plus stories about the tenor legend.