Klosterklang presents:
Mimi Terris Temple LIFE, LIFE, LIFE
May 2 at 17.00:XNUMX p.m., Monastery Church. Free admission.
At 16.30:XNUMX p.m. the doors open and mingle is served.
We would like to inform you that Klosterklang to our great happiness has become so popular that people start queuing well before the doors open. We therefore urge everyone to be responsible for wearing appropriate clothing for the weather in order to be able to queue outside until 16.30:XNUMX p.m. when the doors open. We would like to remind you that you cannot reserve a seat for a relative, but everyone who wants to go must be physically present.
About the program:
Jazz singer and composer Mimi Terri's new ensemble releases its first album. Together with guitarist and composer Mats Andersson, and bassist and percussionist Olle Linder, she explores the interplay between Swedish poetry and Brazilian musical tradition. The music goes from still breeze to rocking waves in these life reflections that are about daring to throw yourself out, the constant presence of the abyss, and human community as a lifeline. The trio dresses contemporary poetry in genres such as samba, choro and baiao, in their own way.
www.mimiterris.se
contribute:
Mimi Terris, vocals
Mats Andersson, guitars
Olle Linder, percussion, bass, strings
About the participants:
Mimi Terris (Vitaby, Österlen) has previously released three albums under her own name, They say it's spring (2012), Flytta Hemifrån (2015) and Den Stora Skalan (2017). In the fall of 2024, she participated in the Helikopterrevyn at Nöjesteatern, and has also participated in Om dessa väggar kunde cycla på Lilla Cirkus (2021), toured with her own septet on jazz stages in the Nordic countries, and sang with Svante Thuresson and the Monday Night Big Band.
Olle Linder (Stockholm) is a multi-instrumentalist in several successful ensembles, such as Ale Möller Trio, his own project Kasta Loss, and the folk trio ODE. He has also toured with Sofia Karlsson, Jul i folkton, Simone Moreno and the Algerian singer Karima Nayt. In addition to percussion, he plays bass, guitar and cavaquinho.
Mats Andersson has a prominent role in Sweden within the Brazilian musical tradition, both as a musician and educator. He has played with Miriam Aïda, Joyce Moreno, Marco Pereira and Rosalia de Souza, among others. He has released two albums of his own compositions, Dois (2020) together with Vitor Casagrande, and Rio (2017).
Don't miss the upcoming Klosterklang:
June 6, 17.00
16.30:XNUMX p.m. doors open and mingle is served
Cantores Cathedrales
National Day concert conducted by Bo Isgar
The concert series Klosterklang is organized by the parish of Sankt Peters Klosters in collaboration with Sensus.
About Klosterklang: The Klosterklang concert series started in January 2024. One Friday a month you are invited to a concert to end the work week and start the weekend with a moment of sonorous music under the inviting arches of the Monastery Church.