
The Swinging Sisters
Three sisters perform close-harmony jazz from the 1920s with a guitarist at Jels Voldsted. An intimate exploration of vocal harmony.
The Swinging Sisters are sisters Signe, Karen and Inger Juhl, a Danish close-harmony vocal trio formed in 2016 with a repertoire rooted in the jazz and swing traditions of the 1920s to 1940s. Drawing inspiration from The Boswell Sisters and The Andrews Sisters, they perform American evergreens alongside Danish songs, accompanied by guitarist Bo Møller. The trio performs both independently and as part of the Signe Juhl Quartet, including the annual 'Swinging Christmas' tour, and has played venues across Denmark from Bornholm to Hirtshals.
The Swinging Sisters performed at the Dansk Jazz 100 År event at Kedelhuset, Silkeborg on March 28, 2026 as part of the nationwide jubilee program.
The Swinging Sisters was used as the cover image for Jazz Danmark's official program for the Dansk Jazz 100 År spring season.
The Swinging Sisters performed at Gladsaxe Jazzklub in Bibliografen on Wednesday, November 12, 2025.
Signe Juhl Quartet feat. The Swinging Sisters held a 'Swinging Christmas' holiday concert at Kedelhuset, Silkeborg in December 2025.