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BJURECORDS To Release A PORTRAIT OF BROOKLYN + Announcing the 6th ANNUAL BJU FESTIVAL!

21 Monday May 2012

Posted by Rob Young in Concerts, Festivals & Tours, Improvised Music, Jazz, Modern Jazz, New Music, Press Release, What's New?

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Adam Kolker, Anne Mette Iversen, Dan Pratt, David Smith, ROB GARCIA, The Brooklyn Jazz Underground Ensemble

The Debut Recording from The Brooklyn Jazz Underground Ensemble

The Brooklyn Jazz Underground Ensemble, A Portrait of Brooklyn

Available June 26 at www.BJURecords.com, www.Brooklynjazz.org

A Portrait of Brooklyn Features: David Smith (trumpet), Adam Kolker (tenor sax, alto sax, clarinet, bass clarinet, flute), Dan Pratt (tenor sax, clarinet, flute), Anne Mette Iversen (bass), Rob Garcia (drums) Continue reading →

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Brooklyn Jazz Underground Records Announces The Release of Poetry Of Earth from Anne Mette Iversen

07 Wednesday Mar 2012

Posted by Rob Young in Creative Music, Eclectic, Independent Music, Jazz, Music News, New Music, Poetry | Spoken Word, Vocals, What's New?

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Acoustic Bass, Anne Mette Iversen, Christine Skou, Dan Tepfer, Female Vocals, John Ellis, Maria Neckam, Piano, Wind Instruments

Poetry by Grøn, Keats, Housman, Hardy & others


Anne Mette Iversen, Poetry of Earth

Poetry of Earth features:

Anne Mette Iversen (acoustic bass, compositions), Maria Neckam, Christine Skou (vocals), Dan Tepfer (piano), John Ellis (ten. saxophone, clarinet, bass clarinet & flute)

CD Release Concerts for Poetry of Earth:
March 15, 8:30 PM: The Cornelia Street Café, NYC, www.corneliastreetcafe.com

March 17, 4:00 PM: Special concert & discussion with Ms. Iversen @ The Danish Seamen’s Church, Brooklyn, NY, http://www.dskny.com

March 18, 5:00 & 7:00 PM: An Die Musik, Baltimore, MD, www.andiemusiklive.com Continue reading →

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On May 24, 2011 – Brooklyn Jazz Underground Records Releases MILO SONGS from ANNE METTE IVERSEN QUARTET

17 Tuesday May 2011

Posted by Rob Young in What's New?

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Anne Mette Iversen, Bass, Jazz

The Brilliant Follow Up to Best of the West/Many Places (Brooklyn Jazz Underground Records)

MILO SONGS features ANNE METTE IVERSEN (bass, compositions), JOHN ELLIS (tenor saxophone & clarinet), OTIS BROWN III (drums & cymbals) + DANNY GRISSETT (piano)

CD Release Concerts for Milo Songs:
June 24 @ An Die Musik, Baltimore, MD
June 29 @ Twins Jazz, Washington, D.C.

“Iversen’s intelligent writing style organically balances intricate, through-composed ensemble playing and wide-open improvisation in a chamberjazz aesthetic . . . this sharp outfit is definitely one to check out.” – Bill Milkowski, JazzTimes

ANNE METTE IVERSEN QUARTET - MILO SONGS

On May 24, Brooklyn Jazz Underground Records will release the latest burst of creativity and beauty from the fertile and imaginative mind of bassist/composer Anne Mette Iversen; with a little help from her young son, Milo. All of the music on Anne Mette Iversen Quartet – Milo Songs, grew from a little melody that Milo made up when he was two, which can be found in all of the compositions on this album. The music reflects on, and pays tribute to, a child’s world, through the exploration of his experiences and perspective. Each composition aims to tell stories about the life of a child, such as the turbulence of a new sibling in the home, the ability to exclude the world around you, the intense focus on something seemingly unimportant to others, the fantasy world, the stubbornness, the strong will and fight for ideas and wants, the dreams shared with mom in the morning, and so forth. Continue reading →

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