Anne Mette Iversen’s Ternion Quartet
Invincible Nimbus
2019 - Brooklyn Jazz Underground Records: BJUR 069
https://www.bjurecords.com/store/bjur-069-anne-mette-iversens-ternion-quartet-invincible-nimbus
https://annemetteiversen./album/invincible-nimbus

* Silke Eberhard    : alto saxophone
* Geoffroy De Masure: trombone
* Anne Mette Iversen: acoustic bass
* Roland Schneider  : drums

https://www.silkeeberhard.com/
https://www.allmusic.com/artist/geoffrey-de-masure-mn0002440713
https://www.annemetteiversen.com/
https://www.allmusic.com/artist/roland-schneider-mn0001397478

Recorded by Marco Birkner at RecPublica Studio,
Lubrza, Poland, on September 15 & 16, 2018.

Reviews
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by George W. Harris
https://www.jazzweekly.com/2019/03/anne-mette-iversens-ternion-quartet-invincible-nimbus/

Bassist Anne Mette Iversen sounds like she’s imbibed from the waters of Charles
Mingus on this bop-marrowed but frisky collection of originals with Silke
Eberhard/as, Geoffroy De Masure/tb and Roland Schneider/dr. Her bass lines mix
between hp and blue pulses as on “Dig Your Heels In” and “Polychromatic
Pictures” but the two horns are loose and free thinking, weaving in and out ,
or floating like a gentle mist as on “The Rose Window.” Schneider has the band
trudge through “Ionian Steps” and everyone gets conversant on the intuitive
“Within a Diapason.” Comfortable within Dolphy era Mingus as at Antibes.

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By Jerome Wilson
https://www.allaboutjazz.com/invincible-nimbus-anne-mette-iversen-brooklyn-jazz-underground-records-review-by-jerome-wilson.php

By Mike Jurkovic
https://www.allaboutjazz.com/invincible-nimbus-anne-mette-iversen-brooklyn-jazz-underground-records-review-by-mike-jurkovic.php

By Mike Shanley
https://jazztimes.com/reviews/albums/anne-mette-iversen-invincible-nimbus-brooklyn-jazz-underground/

By Paul de Barros
https://downbeat.com/reviews/detail/invincible-nimbus

Ivan Rod (dk)
https://www.ivanrod.dk/2019/05/10/anne-mette-iversens-ternion-quartet-invincible-nimbus/

Georges Tonla Briquet (nl)
https://www.jazzenzo.nl/?e=4201

von Wolfgang Giese (de)
https://www.musikansich.de/review.php?id=20156