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  • ジャンル: Experimental / Jazz / Nu-Jazz

    地域 Oslo, No

    プロフィールビュー: 45790

    最終ログイン: 2012/03/04

    ユーザー登録日 2008/11/20

    オフィシャルサイト www.oddarnejacobsen.no

    レーベル OAJ Records

    レーベル種別 インディーズ

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    ..Odd-Arne Jacobsen was born 29.12.1947. He stands today as a unique personal "voice" in european improvisation music, with his own distinctive tonelanguage. Odd-Arne has worked with most of the leading artists in Norway, both with theatre and music, and has also presented his art internationally, in Carnegie Hall, New York in 1990 (solo concert with his own compositions), on tour and in his own television programme in Russia, as well as a solo concert at the Moscow International Jazz Festival. He have toured Usa, Mexico, Russia, France, China, Kuwait, Scottland and also Japan..... Musical career ..In the early 1970's Jacobsen toured with the saxophonist Jan Garbarek, bassist Arild Andersen and the finish drummer Edward Wesala. Odd-Arne soon discovered he didnt want to be a commersial ECM artist and decided to go his own ways. Projects and tours in Japan and China soon led him to expressions his music would be influenced by. Odd-Arne Jacobsen is the only norwegian guitar player ever to hold a solo concert in Weil Recital Hall at Carneige Hall, New York. He has also done his own tv-shows both in norwegian television (NRK) and in russian tv with the show "Vinter nattens hemmeligheter". He's sucsess in Russia has also included a performence at Moscow international jazzfestival as a guest solo artist with the russian guitar legend Alexei Kuznetsovs quartet..... ..Jacobsen has worked with many of the worlds leading musicians. He had a project in Japan with the pianist/composer Haruna Miyake and the percussionist Yoshiaki and Yoshihisa Ochi, where they used improvisation as their musical language. Jacobsen has explored the traditions of jazz through his swedish friend and colleague Rune Gustavsson. Odd-Arne is also one of the few norwegians who have toured with alt saxophonist Arne Domnerus..... Composer and teacher ..Odd-Arne has also had great sucsess as a composer. In the recent years he have written "Music for the silence minority" for guitar, string quartet and bassoon. It was performed for the first time at an art-exhibition with works from Edvard Munch and Gustav Vigeland. Beside his musical works Odd-Arne is also know for his teaching qualitys. He's been given a mastergrade at the university of Tromso. He has also lectured at Gnessin Academy in Moscow, Ferris University in Tokyo, The Mexican Academy of music and at the Shang Hai Academy of music. Odd-Arne is currently working as a supervisor for guitar master students at the University of Tromsø, Faculty of Fine Arts, Music Concervatory..... .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. ..

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  • Annette Hanshaw

     Arne, Sweetie!
    Will you be coming back to me?
     Love always, Annette, "That's All."
    go to: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0xMphvpRdjk
    Annette Hanshaw - I Cover The Waterfront 
     
    6-3-1933 - Banner Records 32788
    The definite version from this memorable tune. Music by John E. Green, lyrics by Edward Heyman.
    Annette Hanshaw (October 18, 1901 - March 13, 1985) was one of the first great female jazz singers Of the 1920's and 1930's. 

    23 日前
  • Annette Hanshaw


    Arne, Sweetie!
    This is my favorite Annette Hanshaw song. 
    Is it yours?
    Love always, Annette, "That's All."
    go to: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FU415NaTgwM
    Annette Hanshaw ~ If You Want the Rainbow ~ 1929
     
    Annette Hanshaw sings "If You Want the Rainbow (You Must Have the Rain) recorded in New York City on October 19, 1928. Released on Columbia Records' labels Diva 2766G and Harmony 966H. 
    For a beautiful version of this song brilliantly set to a cartoon movie by Nina Paley, See Sita Sings The Blues-If You Want the Rainbow.
    go to:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2zcTgyGpens
    Sita Sings the Blues "If You Want the Rainbow you Must Have the Rain" 2008
       

    25 日前
  • Luca Luciano Clarinet

    Hi,

    Thanks for stopping by. Great music!

    Cheers,

    Luca

    www.lucaluciano.com 

    3 ヵ月前
  • Annette Hanshaw

      
    Sweetie! You are  just too sweet for words!
    go to: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6j6vDyuAKDY
    I LOVE colors, don't you?
    KISSES! & HUGZS!
    Love always, Annette, "That's All."
     

    3 ヵ月前
  • Broken Door official No…

         Fra Broken Door


     Måndag! Nytt år nya möjligheter?! Vi är lite lediga och softar... Är ni också lediga? eller vad gör ni? Vi släpper snart ny singel & album och vi hoppas och håller tummarna för att vi kommer till Norge och spelar under 2012!!!!!!!!! God Fortsättning :-) Pier & Tobias


    http://youtu.be/DpZy-gEKbbg



    Broken Door Official Support Norway

    4 ヵ月前
  • Annette Hanshaw


    Arne Sweetie! 
    Merry Christmas, Happy New Year,  Darling!
    Love always, Annette, "That's All."
    My first audition! 
    "I'm not doing so well. I'm all a quivering..."
    go to:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MPoeggykeXc
    In 1926 Annette Hanshaw had an audition playing the piano and singing for Pathe records in which she created two recordings - a pair of 3 song medleys using popular tunes from 1925 and 1926. She was soon a record star and this first test recording fell into obscurity. Here is a chance to once again listen to these recordings - to hear her just before she emerged onto the public scene.



    "She was probably scared to death. On her first test pressing for Pathé you can hear her say, “I’m not doing so well, I am all a quivering”. Imagine how she felt when she had to make her first record with Red Nichols and Miff Mole! But even on some of her first recordings something was apparent. She could mimic, she could laugh, she could carry a tune with personality and she could become part of the band. In essence she could carry her voice as another musical instrument.
    Tommy Dorsey once said of her that she was a “musician’s singer”. Maybe it was because of her shyness, her character, her desire to get the tune just right that they ended up doing 4 or 5 takes on many tunes. Nevertheless, the musicians loved her. At the time there were many good jazz musicians but very few good jazz singers. To have the musicians love her was probably her greatest asset."
      

    5 ヵ月前
  • Dr. Pamela Olson

      A peaceful and safe Christmas for everyone everywhere. By the time I reached my final scene with the United States Air Force and its voyage of war discoveries I was crying, savvy mate? --weeping for the inconsolable losses, the desperate decisions, the long death of innocence.


    A first grader should understand that his or her culture isn't a rational invention; that there are thousands of other cultures and they all work pretty well; that all cultures function on faith rather than truth; that there are lots of alternatives to our own society. Cultural relativity is defensible and attractive. It's also a source of hope. It means we don't have to continue this way if we don't like it.


    When reindeer go flying,
    and horses do neigh,
    the snow laughs and whispers,
    ‘tis near Christmas Day.

    5 ヵ月前
  • Annette Hanshaw

     

    Odd-Arne Sweetie!
    I hope you will remember me...
    Love always and forever, Annette, "That's All."



    amazon.com has all my MP3's and CD's for Christmas!

    My interview and  several songs below:

    Part #1
    go to: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B-yAY_Tg3f0

    Part #2
    go to: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QmzEotE9YSI&feature=related

    Here's a rare 1972 Interview with Jack Cullen. It's a little long, so it's cut it into two parts in order to post it. Jack Cullen was a famous radio host who played old music on CKNW Vancouver Radio in Canada. Jack Cullen (1922 - 2002)
    Annette Hanshaw (October 18, 1901 - March 13, 1985) was one of the first great female jazz singers Of the 1920's and 1930's.
     

    5 ヵ月前
  • Harvest Bell

    Hello and thank you for the add! We are also on Facebook.
    www.facebook.com/Harvestbell

    6 ヵ月前
  • Elisabeth

    Hei! Takk for at du stakk innom siden min, og for at du la den til! Setter stor pris på det! Mvh Elisabeth :-)  

    6 ヵ月前
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Bio:


Odd-Arne Jacobsen was born 29.12.1947. He stands today as a unique personal "voice" in european improvisation music, with his own distinctive tonelanguage. Odd-Arne has worked with most of the leading artists in Norway, both with theatre and music, and has also presented his art internationally, in Carnegie Hall, New York in 1990 (solo concert with his own compositions), on tour and in his own television programme in Russia, as well as a solo concert at the Moscow International Jazz Festival. He have toured Usa, Mexico, Russia, France, China, Kuwait, Scottland and also Japan.

Musical career
In the early 1970's Jacobsen toured with the saxophonist Jan Garbarek, bassist Arild Andersen and the finish drummer Edward Wesala. Odd-Arne soon discovered he didnt want to be a commersial ECM artist and decided to go his own ways. Projects and tours in Japan and China soon led him to expressions his music would be influenced by. Odd-Arne Jacobsen is the only norwegian guitar player ever to hold a solo concert in Weil Recital Hall at Carneige Hall, New York. He has also done his own tv-shows both in norwegian television (NRK) and in russian tv with the show "Vinter nattens hemmeligheter". He’s sucsess in Russia has also included a performence at Moscow international jazzfestival as a guest solo artist with the russian guitar legend Alexei Kuznetsovs quartet.


Jacobsen has worked with many of the worlds leading musicians. He had a project in Japan with the pianist/composer Haruna Miyake and the percussionist Yoshiaki and Yoshihisa Ochi, where they used improvisation as their musical language. Jacobsen has explored the traditions of jazz through his swedish friend and colleague Rune Gustavsson. Odd-Arne is also one of the few norwegians who have toured with alt saxophonist Arne Domnerus.

Composer and teacher
Odd-Arne has also had great sucsess as a composer. In the recent years he have written ”Music for the silence minority” for guitar, string quartet and bassoon. It was performed for the first time at an art-exhibition with works from Edvard Munch and Gustav Vigeland. Beside his musical works Odd-Arne is also know for his teaching qualitys. He’s been given a mastergrade at the university of Tromso. He has also lectured at Gnessin Academy in Moscow, Ferris University in Tokyo, The Mexican Academy of music and at the Shang Hai Academy of music. Odd-Arne is currently working as a supervisor for guitar master students at the University of Tromsø, Faculty of Fine Arts, Music Concervatory.

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November 20, 2008

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OAJ Records

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