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Maria Schneider and Oslo Jazz Ensemble

Present Data Lords

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Maria Schneider and Oslo Jazz Ensemble perform on stage, surrounded by orange and yellow lights

Photo by: Frank Kvarstein

Maria Schneider, one of the jazz world's most original and esteemed composers, presents Data Lords alongside the highly acclaimed Oslo Jazz Ensemble.

Following a successful long term artistic relationship, the GRAMMY Award-winning bandleader and composer is joined by the 19-piece ensemble to bring the music of her remarkable, intense album Data Lords to life. 

Hailed as evocative and daring, Maria Schneider's work blurs the lines between genres and has seen her collaborate with Jazz at Lincoln Centre, The Saint Paul Chamber Orchestra and David Bowie. 

The Oslo Jazz Ensemble have a special ability to switch from blazing ensemble to intuitive and personal, making them the perfect fit for Schneider's sophisticated and highly detailed music. 

Tagged with: Contemporary music Young Barbican Jazz More...

Running time: 7:30-9:00pm (no interval)

Produced by the Barbican

Performers

  • Maria Schneider   Musical Director
  • Børge-Are Halvorsen   Alto Saxophone, Flutes
  • Joakim Bergsrønning   Alto Saxophone, Flutes and Clarinet
  • Atle Nymo and Martin Myhre Olsen   Tenor Saxophone
  • Frank Brodahl, Marius Haltli, Richard Köster and Anders Eriksson   Trumpet and Flugelhorn
  • Even Skatrud, Nils Andreas Granseth and Magnus Murphy Joelson   Trombone
  • Ingrid Utne   Bass Trombone
  • Jørn Oien   Piano
  • Kalle Moberg   Accordion
  • Jens Thoresen   Guitar
  • Trygve Waldemar Fiske   Bass
  • Håkon Mjåset Johansen   Drums
  • Thor-Ivar Lund   Sound engineer

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