The award-winning Swedish quintet Jaerv presents an extroverted, vigorous and heartfelt folk music with influences from both jazz and pop music. Together, the five members have created a homogeneous, vivid sound which has established Jaerv on the folk music scene as well as in many other forums. Rooted in multiple musical traditions, Jaerv offers a varied stage performance where vocal, five-voiced tunes blend in with energetic dances and free improvisations. Jaerv is known internationally, and has toured the U.S., Japan, Spain, Scotland, Ireland, Finland, and Norway, among other countries. Their discography includes Inrikes (2009), Vol 2 (2014), and their critically acclaimed 2016 album, Under den linden. — www.jaerv.com

Jaerv is: Joel Hagen (flute, whistles, soprano saxophone, EWI, vocals); Anders Bergsten (double bass, nyckelharpa, vocals); Harald Nillson (guitars, vocals); Markus Gustavsson (fiddle, lead vocals); and Tobias Hedlund (percussion).

The Chenango Sessions, hosted by Andru Bemis, is a weekly, one-hour, nationally syndicated radio program which features world-class musicians playing in intimate spaces—living rooms, galleries, and listening rooms—for small, enthusiastic audiences, mostly around Binghamton, New York. Audiences and artists are encouraged to interact, and the spirit of the live show is preserved in the radio program and recordings. Doors open at 7:00 p.m.  For priority seating, reserve your seats in advance at http://jaerv200303.brownpapertickets.com.