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VÖ: 27.10.2023
Genre: Jazz, Saxophone Jazz, Norwegian Jazz
Marius Neset / tenor and soprano saxophones
Ivo Neame / piano
Jim Hart / vibraphone/marimba/percussion
Conor Chaplin / double bass
Anton Eger / drums
London Sinfonietta conducted by Geoffrey Paterson
Comissioned by BBC Radio 3 and first performed by the Marius Neset Quintet with the London Sinfonietta on 3rd September 2022 at the Royal Albert Hall, London, as part of BBC Proms 2022 Music composed, arranged and produced by Marius Neset Mastered by Thomas Eberger, Stockholm Mastering
A stellar hour for one of today's prime composers and performers in jazz & beyond.
It has been said and written many times - still, it simply can't be overstated: Norwegian Marius Neset is not only one of the most virtuoso and recognizable saxophonists of our time. He is also one of the most accomplished and visionary composers in jazz & beyond. And his composition "Geyser" commissioned by the BBC Proms performed at the Royal Albert Hall indeed is the climax of his impressive and unique work.
Ivo Neame / piano
Jim Hart / vibraphone/marimba/percussion
Conor Chaplin / double bass
Anton Eger / drums
London Sinfonietta conducted by Geoffrey Paterson
Comissioned by BBC Radio 3 and first performed by the Marius Neset Quintet with the London Sinfonietta on 3rd September 2022 at the Royal Albert Hall, London, as part of BBC Proms 2022 Music composed, arranged and produced by Marius Neset Mastered by Thomas Eberger, Stockholm Mastering
A stellar hour for one of today's prime composers and performers in jazz & beyond.
It has been said and written many times - still, it simply can't be overstated: Norwegian Marius Neset is not only one of the most virtuoso and recognizable saxophonists of our time. He is also one of the most accomplished and visionary composers in jazz & beyond. And his composition "Geyser" commissioned by the BBC Proms performed at the Royal Albert Hall indeed is the climax of his impressive and unique work.
"An exciting journey of truly volcanic energy and intensity," (BBC)