The Brazz Brothers, also known as Brazz Bros and Brass Brør, is a Norwegian jazz group formed in 1981 by brothers Jarle, Jan Magne, and Helge Førde, along with Runar and Stein Erik Tafjord. Based in Langevåg, the group combines traditional and modern jazz with folk music, particularly Scandinavian influences. They have toured extensively across Europe, the United States, Africa, and Asia, performing with artists including drummer Egil “Bop” Johansen and trumpeter Lester Bowie. The group has released numerous albums, including Brazzy Landscapes (1987), AfroBrazz (1993), Brazzy Voices (1996), and Vågåblot (2007). They are also known for conducting music courses that teach improvisation and playing without sheet music.
