Elias Hvidtfeldt is a Danish double bassist and member of Zinssou Quartet, a young jazz quartet that blends classical chamber music, neo-soul and Nordic jazz with piano and cello at the front. Together with Carl Zinssou, Maiken Thunbo and Lasse Gerup he won Jazzkonkurrencen 2025 in front of a record crowd at Godset in Kolding, and the quartet has made a name for itself on the Danish jazz scene with a cinematic, genre-crossing sound.
Zinssou Quartet won the Jazz Competition 2025 in front of a record-large audience at Godset in Kolding.
The quartet was selected for the Jazz Competition 2025 together with Veronika Rud Kvartet and Sandløber.
The band releases its first album in 2026 and plays songs from it live at Godset in Kolding.
Zinssou Quartet played at the jazz festival Jazznæs at Gjethuset in Frederiksværk.
The quartet played a JazzBrunch concert at Tapperiet in Køge.
Zinssou Quartet celebrates their album release with a concert at H15. The quartet blends Nordic jazz, classical music, neo-soul and hip-hop with a distinctive sound centred on the cello.
Zinssou Quartet, winners of the Jazz Competition, blend classical music, neo-soul, and modern jazz with piano and cello leading. Dynamic and intuitive live music featuring both powerful and intimate moments.
Zinssou Quartet blends classical music, neo-soul, and modern jazz with piano and cello at the core. The band delivers ambitious performances with spoken word and dynamic range from intense to intimate moments.
Zinssou Quartet blends jazz, classical music and neo-soul in a dynamic concert where piano and cello drive an exploratory, intimate sound.