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DESCRIPTION;LANGUAGE=en:Norway\n\n\n\nKristoffer Alberts - alto / baritone 
 saxophones \n\nJørgen Mathisen - tenor saxophone \n\nKlaus Holm - alto sax
 ophone / bass clarinet \n\nLyder Øvreås Røed - trumpet \n\nEmil Bø - tromb
 one \n\nØyvind Dale - piano \n\nIngebrigt Håker Flaten - double bass \n\nD
 ag Magnus Narvesen – drums\n\n\n\nBotany and pedagogy inspire the sprawlin
 g wildness of this octet led by Dag Magnus Narvesen\, the Berlin-based\, f
 orty-something Norwegian drummer also frequently heard in a duo with Alexa
 nder von Schlippenbach\, in Aki Takase’s Japanic\, or alongside Conny Baue
 r. The tension that this superbly staffed ensemble builds across the eight
  compositions of their latest recording\, “Rhizome”\, remains palpable eve
 n in its quieter moments—as do the influences ranging from cabaret and big
 -band blues to free-flying avant-garde. It is only fitting that this “syst
 em of shoot axes growing mostly underground or close to the ground”—the bo
 tanical definition of a “rhizome”—is released on Narvesen’s own label\, “U
 mulius”. This name is a neologism derived from “umulig”—meaning 'impossibl
 e'—a term often affectionately applied to children perceived as such.
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SUMMARY;LANGUAGE=en:DAMANA – Dag Magnus Narvesen Octet „Rhizome“
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