Matches in DBpedia 2014 for { ?s ?p Geir Lysne Listening Ensemble is a 20-man big band led by Geir Lysne established in 1999. The band has gained international fame, especially in Germany for the performances of Lysnes compositions. The music is in the genre free jazz and contemporary music.For the work M.B. the ensemble was nominated for the Edvard Prize (2000).The poem «Hornelen» by Jakob Sande introduced the four-piece suite, Aurora Borealis (Groove Records, 2000), followed up with Live in Berlin - Aurora Borealis (ACT, 2002) from the Berlin Jazz Festival (2001) that gave the band a great breakthrough in Germany.On the band's third album, Korall (ACT, 2003), the recognized Norwegian folk singer Sondre Bratland contributed.The last of four releases are Boahjenásti, Sami for the North Star, where Johan Sara the yoiker of concert recordings from the Cosmopolite (ACT, T2006). The album gave the German Critics Jahrespreis der Deutschen Schallplattenkritik.. }
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- Geir_Lysne_Listening_Ensemble abstract "Geir Lysne Listening Ensemble is a 20-man big band led by Geir Lysne established in 1999. The band has gained international fame, especially in Germany for the performances of Lysnes compositions. The music is in the genre free jazz and contemporary music.For the work M.B. the ensemble was nominated for the Edvard Prize (2000).The poem «Hornelen» by Jakob Sande introduced the four-piece suite, Aurora Borealis (Groove Records, 2000), followed up with Live in Berlin - Aurora Borealis (ACT, 2002) from the Berlin Jazz Festival (2001) that gave the band a great breakthrough in Germany.On the band's third album, Korall (ACT, 2003), the recognized Norwegian folk singer Sondre Bratland contributed.The last of four releases are Boahjenásti, Sami for the North Star, where Johan Sara the yoiker of concert recordings from the Cosmopolite (ACT, T2006). The album gave the German Critics Jahrespreis der Deutschen Schallplattenkritik.".