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22. Dez. 2016 · The material on “Infinitude” features five compositions by Christine Jensen, three by Ingrid, one piece from Monder and one from the sisters’ fellow Canadian, the late, great Kenny Wheeler. The disc commences with Christine’s “Blue Yonder” which establishes the template for the album as a whole.
Infinitude – the concept of boundless possibility – is at the center of the music of Ingrid and Christine Jensen. Over the past twenty years or so, as trumpeter and saxophonist respectively, the West Canadian sisters have each shaped prolific careers in contemporary jazz, collaborating with influential names such as Clark Terry, Maria ...
24. Apr. 2017 · This recording, entitled "Infinitude", features former Schneider guitarist Ben Monder, widely considered to be about the heaviest Jazz guitarist working today, and the choice of David Bowie on...
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- Randy Cole
3. Nov. 2016 · Infinitude: Intimate VoicesChristine and Ingrid Jensen w/ Ben MonderFor many Jazz lovers, sisters Christine and Ingrid Jensen represent the pinnacle of cre...
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- Randy Cole
1. Juni 2017 · Each musician’s solo surprises like a dazzling aside piercing through hers and his mindstream like bolts of pure sunshine ricocheting through the infinite universe of Ingrid and Christine Jensen. One would be hard-pressed to encounter music such as this.
20. Jan. 2017 · Ingrid and Christine Jensen: Infinitude album review by John Kelman, published on January 20, 2017. Find thousands jazz reviews at All About Jazz!
18. Nov. 2016 · Monder and Ingrid Jensen float in trance-like freefall on Duo Space before the piece becomes increasingly metallic, Garden Hour is a beautiful slow theme, and Ingrid’s Dots and Braids is an...
