Podcast appearances and mentions of christine jensen

Candice Hoyes, Joel Ross, Lauren Henderson, Catherine Russell & Sean Mason, Mahogany L. Browne & Sean Mason, Joy Guidry, Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra, Stephanie Urquhart Jazz Orchestra, Christine Jensen, Winnipeg Jazz Orchestra, Jon Gordon, Walter Smith III, Bryn Roberts and Sahil ChughPlaylist: Candice Hoyes - In the Upper Room (for Mary Winnifred)Joel Ross - earlyLauren Henderson, featuring Joe Dyson, Joel Ross, Jonathan Michel & Sean Mason - TormentoCatherine Russell, Sean Mason - The Best Things Happen While You're DancingMahogany L. Browne, Sean Mason, featuring Ekep Nkwelle - Redbone DancesJoy Guidry - Members Don't Get WearyJazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra & Wynton Marsalis, featuring Shenel Johns - Freedom DayStephanie Urquhart Jazz Orchestra - Talk Over MeChristine Jensen Jazz Orchestra, featuring Ingrid Jensen - SurgeWinnipeg Jazz Orchestra, featuring Christine Jensen - Crossing LachineJon Gordon - Here, There and EverywhereWalter Smith III - CezanneBryn Roberts - Let's Agree (That You Agree With Me)Sahil Chugh - Clarity, Pt. 1Sahil Chugh - Clarity, Pt. 2

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The Canadian jazz musician Christine Jensen is back with her third album “Harbour.” She tells Tom about a track called “Fantasy on Blue," a piece inspired by Miles Davis famous jazz album “Kind of Blue.”

Women's History Month & CANCON Extravaganza: Tricia Edwards, The Ostara Project, Christine Jensen, Lorna MacLachlan, Nicky Schrire, Aline's étoile magique, Emily Steinwall, Melissa Pipe Sextet, Lauren Falls, Rebecca Hennessy, Imogen Moon, and Ally Fiola & The Next Quest,Playlist: Tricia Edwards - Night and DayThe Ostara Project - Storms and OceansChristine Jensen - Day MoonLorna MacLachlan - Love and FearNicky Schrire - Closer to the SourceAline's étoile magique, featuring Michael Davidson, Aline Homzy, Thom Gill, Dan Fortin, Marito Marques & João Frade - Circa HerselfEmily Steinwall - Welcome To The GardenMelissa Pipe Sextet & Melissa Pipe - ApotheciumLauren Falls - I Want To Be HappyRebecca Hennessy - Dr GoodImogen Moon - Song For The Middle AgedAudrey Ochoa - The Tail of a LionAlly Fiola & The Next Quest, featuring Jeff Coffin - Interblaze

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Dues orquestres de jazz contemporani, la novaiorquesa Makrokosmos i la Winnipeg canadenca "Dissolve", "Float" i "Cohere" (de l'

Best of 2023 (Part 2) featuring: Tricia Edwards, Fred Hersch & Esperanza Spalding, Aline's étoile magique, Christine Jensen, Sean Mason, Aretha Tillotson, Chihiro Yamanaka, Shannon Barnett Quartet, Endea Owens, Rubim de Toledo, Melissa Pipe Sextet, and Tyshawn SoreyPlaylist: Tricia Edwards - On the Sunny Side of the StreetFred Hersch & Esperanza Spalding - Girl TalkAline's étoile magique, featuring Aline Homzy, Michael Davidson, Thom Gill, Dan Fortin, Marito Marques & João Frade - CarawayChristine Jensen - ii. TwentyTwenty BluesSean Mason - SilkyMAretha Tillotson - SphereChihiro Yamanaka - Black NileShannon Barnett Quartet - HypochrismutreefuzzEndea Owens - Detroit Fight SongRubim de Toledo - The Long Way (Down)Melissa Pipe Sextet - In Due TimeTyshawn Sorey - In What Direction Are You Headed

Saxophonist Christine Jensen's latest album is called Day Moon. In this interview, Christine talks about creating musical sketches; writing during the pandemic; turning visual and other ideas into music; playing in duo format; losing the friend to whom the album is dedicated; teaching at Eastman; and more. Christine was also on The Jazz Session in 2007 and 2010. PATREON Become a Patreon supporter for $5 a month to get a bonus show called This I Dig Of You, on which the guest from the main episode talks about something non-musical that's bringing them joy. Christine talks about paddleboarding. You'll also get early access to every episode, a thank you on an episode, and behind-the-scenes news. Join at http://patreon.com/thejazzsession. CREDITS Theme Music: The Respect Sextet (respectsextet.com) Logo: Sarah Walter Intro Voice: Chuck Ingersoll (hearchucknow.com)

ARTEMIS, Claire Devlin, Christine Jensen, Terri Lyne Carrington, Alvaro Rojas, Kaisa's Machine, Shannon Barnett Quartet, Balimaya Project, Jane Bunnet + Maqueque, London Brew, Astrocolor, and Esteban Herrera. Connect with Lush Life on IG: lushlife.cjsw or email lushlife@cjsw.com for requests. See you July 21!Playlist: ARTEMIS - Lights Away from HomeClaire Devlin - ClocksChristine Jensen - ii. TwentyTwenty BluesTerri Lyne Carrington - St. ThomasNicky Schrire - Closer to the SourceAlvaro Rojas - B.B. TangoKaisa's Machine - GravityShannon Barnett Quartet - When Will The Blues Leave?Balimaya Project - Anka TulonJane Bunnett and Maqueque - Jump MonkLondon Brew, featuring Dan See, Benji B, Nubya Garcia, Martin Terefe, Tom Skinner, Tom Herbert, Dave Okumu, Theon Cross, Shabaka Hutchings, Raven Bush, Nikolaj Torp Larsen & Nick Ramm - Miles Chases New Voodoo In The ChurchAstrocolor - Star SwingEsteban Herrera - Soledad

Montreal-based saxophonist and composer Christine Jensen has been described as, “an original voice on the international jazz scene… [and] one of Canada's most compelling composers,” by Mark Miller of the Globe and Mail. According to Greg Buium of Downbeat Magazine, “Jensen writes in three dimensions, with a quiet kind of authority that makes the many elements cohere. Wayne Shorter, Maria Schneider and Kenny Wheeler come to mind.” After a performance at the 2006 Montreal International Jazz Festival, Scott Yanow wrote, “She's rapidly developing into a major force … as a player and as a writer.”Jensen is equally at home performing in small and large ensemble settings. Her latest opus, Treelines - The Christine Jensen Jazz Orchestra on Justin-Time Records, won her the 2011 Juno Award for Contemporary Jazz Album of the Year, along with Quebec's Opus Award for jazz recording of the year. Downbeat magazine described it as“…a stunning orchestral debut… ****1/2 stars”. She recently performed at various jazz festivals across Canada as well as at Dizzy's Jazz Club-Lincoln Center in New York with this ensemble. “Jensen's formidable orchestra is the glistening sunlight, the tranquility and force of the ocean, and the majestic trees that her music imagines.”-Jazz TimesSupport the show

Jonathan Lindhorst is a Berlin based saxophonist and composer who is not only an active member of the Berlin jazz and free improvised music scene, but also plays regularly in New York and in his home country of Canada.  In addition to leading his Canadian based project The Limerence Quartet, he is a member of Innocent When you Dream: The Music of Tom Waits, Fake Noise, Hover Trout, and various other Berlin based collective projects.​Lindhorst has performed at numerous venues and festivals throughout North America and Europe, including the North Sea Jazz Festival, The Montreaux Jazz Fest, and the L'Off Festival de Jazz a Montreal, and alongside such great musicians as Christine Jensen, Anne Mette Iversen, Tobias Meinhart, Phil Donkin, Sebastien Ammann, Dan Peter Sundland, Aaron Shragge, Eyal Lovett, Alexander Maksymiw, and Peter Van Huffel to name a few.Support the show

Some of my favourite 2022 Canadian albumsPlaylist: Tania Gill Quartet, featuring Lina Allemano, Rob Clutton, and Nico Dann - ApologyGentiane MG - Walls Made of GlassKate Wyatt, featuring Lex French, Adrian Vedady & Jim Doxas - Underwater ChantRafael Zaldivar, featuring Terri Lyne Carrington - Baila Mi ChanguiAnnie Dominique Quintet - Le blues d'emileChet Doxas - Tree TrunkAndrew Rathbun, featuring Rich Perry, Gary Versace, John Hebert & Billy Drummond - Old Ballad For HawkErnesto Cervini - Roar and HavocMelissa Stylianou, featuring Ike Sturm - Time's a Wastin'Laura Anglade & Sam Kirmayer - Vous qui passez sans me voirCaity Gyorgy, featuring Christine Jensen and Virginia MacDonald - It's Pronounced GeorgeCarsten Rubeling, featuring Aaron Young - Old WorldMAW, featuring Jessica Ackerley, Frank Meadows, Eli Wallace - InterphaseGordon Grdina, featuring Mark Helias and Matthew Shipp - PalimpsestJocelyn Gould - Bright NoteOstara Project, featuring Amanda Tosoff, Jodi Proznick, Allison Au, Rachel Therrien, Jocelyn Gould, Joanna Majoko & Sanah Kadoura - Tides Are Turning

Flora Purim, Dafnis Prieto with Luciana Souza, Igor Willcox, Jacob Wutzke, Billy Drummond, Tim Lin, David Ambrosio + Loren Stallman + Russ Meissner, The Ostara Project, Kris Davis, CODE Quartet, Kate Wyatt, Rafael Zaldivar, Taurey ButlerPlaylist: Flora Purim - A Flor Da VidaDafnis Prieto, featuring Luciana Souza - The MuseIgor Willcox, featuring Daniel Santiago and Erik Escobar - Message From Another DimensionJacob Wutzke, featuring Lucas Dubovik, Gentiane MG and Levi Dover - Romper GuacamoleBilly Drummond and Freedom of Ideas, featuring Dezron Douglas, Micah Thomas and Dayna Stephens - FrankensteinTim Lin - Long Ago and Far AwayDavid Ambrosio, Loren Stillman, Russ Meissner - Way Too Long So FarThe Ostara Project, featuring Amanda Tosoff, Jodi Proznick, Joanna Majoko, Jocelyn Gould, Allison Au, Rachel Therrien and Sanah Kadoura - Little OneKris Davis, featuring JD Allen & Tony Malaby - ReflectionsCODE Quartet, featuring Christine Jensen, Lex French, Adrian Vedady and Jim Doxas - Wind UpKate Wyatt, featuring Lex French, Adrian Vedady and Jim Doxas - Lhotse FaceRafael Zaldivar - AlmaTaurey Butler - One of the Others

Christine Jensen brought 15 years of experience working at corporations including eBay and Johnson Controls to Cloudflare last August when the fast-growing cloud platform and cybersecurity company hired her to run treasury. To build a top-notch treasury team, she's drawing on best practices and perspective learned at other corporates in the US and abroad, her proven ability to thrive under pressure (she's a three-time Illinois high school state tennis champion) and her determination to make treasury a true strategic partner at Cloudflare. Ms. Jensen discusses with NeuGroup Insights editor Antony Michels how her experiences working at large companies help her meet the challenges and opportunities facing a high-growth tech firm that went public in 2019; why cryptocurrency may represent an important opportunity for some treasury teams; key areas where treasury can add significant strategic value; and one vital skill that some top tennis players may need to develop to win big in the business world.

Welcome to a new edition of the Neon Jazz interview series with Canadian Jazz Trumpeter & Composer John Korsrud of the Hard Rubber Orchestra .. He talked about their new 2022 CD CD Iguana that is their fifth release in their 32nd year as a band .. The Hard Rubber Orchestra was formed in 1990 by John and they have commissioned over 50 composers including Kenny Wheeler, Darcy James Argue, Peggy Lee, Brad Turner, Christine Jensen and so many others .. Enjoy this interview …Click to listen.More on the band - https://www.hardrubber.com/Thanks for listening and tuning into yet another Neon Jazz interview .. where we give you a bit of insight into the finest players and minds around the world giving fans all that jazz ..  If you want to hear more interviews, go to Famous Interviews with Joe Dimino on the iTunes store, visit the YouTube Neon Jazz  Channel at https://www.youtube.com/c/neonjazzkc, go The Home of Neon Jazz at  http://theneonjazz.blogspot.com/ and for everything Joe Dimino related go to www.joedimino.com When you are there, you can donate to the Neon Jazz cause via PayPal https://www.paypal.com/donate?hosted_button_id=ERA4C4TTVKLR4 or through Patreon at https://www.patreon.com/neonjazzkc - Until next time .. enjoy the music my friends ..

Actor, writer and producer Kathleen Robertson talks about adapting the 1994 film Swimming With Sharks into a dramatic series that reflects on Hollywood today, including the #MeToo movement. Musician Tom Wilson shares how he learned that the parents who raised him were not his birth parents and that his biological mother was a family friend from the Kahnawake reserve. Singer-songwriter Domanique Grant talks about her new EP, QUEEN/DOM Chapter 1: Queen, and the family tensions that inspired her song Save Me. Entrepreneur Tareq Hadhad and filmmaker Jonathan Keijser discuss Peace by Chocolate, a new film based on Hadhad's family story. Christine Jensen, the artistic director and conductor of the new Canadian National Jazz Orchestra, fills us in on the project, which has gathered musicians from across the country to perform Canadian compositions.

Christine Jensen talks about the Canadian National Jazz Orchestra's debut concert in Calgary on April 28. Music from Elizabeth Shepherd & Michael Occhipinti, Christine Jensen, Darcy James Argue, Andre Wickenheiser, Josh Rager, Sean Fyfe, Sam Kirmayer, Benjamin Deschamps, Yves Leveille, Beth McKennaPlaylist: Elizabeth Shepherd, Michael Occhipinti - All the Lovely LadiesChristine Jensen Jazz Orchestra - Blue YonderDarcy James Argue's Secret Society - TransitAndre Wickenheiser - Skriv Inn KodeJosh Rager, featuring Sam Kirmayer and Rich Irwin - De-DahSean Fyfe Quartet - HappySam Kirmayer - Sleight of HandBenjamin Deschamps - Amities oublieesYves Léveillé - L'échelle du tempsBeth McKenna - Ele(Ctro)Phant

Carrie's dear friend Christine Jensen appeared on the Discovering W.I.S.E. Podcast last summer to tell a story of a strong calling in her life. A calling to which she dumped everything she had into only to come up short in the end.  What then?  Christine walks you through her journey and how she came emerged with grace and strength, and how you can, too.  Follow our Discovering W.I.S.E. journey and get our weekly walk-a-longs here: www.discoveringwise.com

Thanks you Christine Jensen, co-host of It's No Secret podcast for coming on and having a raw, candid and transparent chat about your personal growth! In this episode we talking about overcoming self doubt, opinions on imposter syndrome, the cost of investing in yourself and obviously so much more!Find more of us here:http://theoneupproject.nz/ https://www.instagram.com/theoneupproject/https://linktr.ee/theoneupproject Want to get in touch directly?sarah@theoneupproject.nzThanks so much for your support and listening it means so much to me! Please leave a rating or review if you're enjoying and I will see you in the next episode!DISCLAIMER:The OneUp Project is an educational platform that provides information that is general in nature. There may be opinions or an individuals experience within this resource that should not be considered as recommendations or personal advice. Everyone's financial situation is so different and you must use the information within this resource at your own risk. Please complete your own due diligence before making any decisions based on the information in this resource. I am not a financial advisor and if you require expert advice please seek advice from a professional.

My guests for this episode are Catherine Emerson & Christine Jensen, together they're the co-hosts of podcast “It's No Secret”, providing the ins and outs of all things money, property, investing and building wealth. Cat is the Head of Marketing and Christine Marketing Manager at Kernel Having recently guested on their highly successful poddy, it only seemed right to return the favour, and I personally wanted to be able to dig into the career squiggly lines and experiences In this episode we cover: Early career experiences The responsibility of taking Kernel team members on the marketing journey that both Christine and Cat take very seriously The radical transparency and open communication that Cat fosters as a Senior Leader Boundary awareness, both for self and to be able to articulate Why having an awareness of the ups and downs of your team members is important Building personal brand, especially in a large organisation How COVID has changed ways of working and external audience engagement - side note, this episode was recorded a few weeks ago, we thought we would be well and truly back at work by now, but all in this conversation piece is still very relevant Next big career goals The local importance of both the It's No Secret podcast to normalise money conversations and this podcast to normalise career conversations And so much more This episode has been edited for time, for the full raw version of this interview, head over to my YouTube channel with amazing additional answers from both Cat and Christine I hope you find our sharing as enjoyable as it was to capture and warmly welcome Cat and Christine to the Rosey on Recruitment & Career podcast! --- Connect with Cat on LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/catherinejansen/ Connect with Christine on LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/christine-jensen-18991b105/ Kernel https://kernelwealth.co.nz/ It's No Secret https://itsnosecret.co.nz/ Anchor https://bit.ly/rrcpodcast Apple http://bit.ly/rrcapple Google http://bit.ly/rrcgoogle Spotify http://bit.ly/rrcspotify YouTube full podcast interviews https://bit.ly/rrcpodcastbts --- For any comments, questions or inquiries about how I can help you as a business or candidate, drop me an email rosey@customisetalent.com or send me a voice memo https://anchor.fm/roseyonrecruitment/message --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/roseyonrecruitment/message

My dear friend Christine Jensen is here to tell a story of a strong calling in her life. A calling she dumped everything she had into only to come up short in the end. What then? Christine walks you through her journey and how she emerged with grace and strength, and how you can, too. Follow our Discovering W.I.S.E. journey and get our weekly walk-a-longs here: www.discoveringwise.com

Amanda Tosoff is a B.C-raised, Toronto-based pianist, composer, and educator with six albums to her credit. As a bandleader and side-woman, she has performed with internationally-recognized artists such as Emilie-Claire Barlow, Ingrid and Christine Jensen, Brad Turner, Phil Dwyer, and many more. She's received various honours, a Juno nomination and mention on the Polaris Prize “Longer List,” for her album Words. Amanda joins The Playful Musician to chat about starting her online education business, Music Arts Collective, during the pandemic. She shares about her early musical influences and experiences, including studying with Ross Taggart. We discuss the composing process for her most recent album, Earth Voices, and how she structures her practice time. Amanda shares her approach to learning a new song, what she's currently listening to, and from where she draws inspiration.

Kristin Fung, Jamie Lee, Amanda Sum, Allison Au, Bobby Wiens, Peace Flag Ensemble, Jester Champwick, L'abime, Francois Bourassa, CODE QuartetPlaylist: Kristin Fung - You for YouJamie Lee Trio - OverclockAmanda Sum - Hot Headed EgosAllison Au Quartet - BirdyBobby Wiens - BeehivePeace Flag Ensemble - Human PyramidSaskatchewan All Star Big Band - Movement III - The NewcomersErin Propp & Larry Roy - Each Hidden JoyJester Champwick, featuring Curtis Nowosad & Joel Visentin - Black NarcissusL'abime - Perdu dans les boisFrancois Bourassa - TriadiqueCODE Quartet, featuring Christine Jensen, Lex French, Adrian Vedady & Jim Doxas - Watching It All Slip AwayMark Eisenman, featuring Steve Wallace & John Sumner - I Won't DanceTuneTown, featuring Kelly Jefferson, Artie Roth & Ernesto Cervini - Blue GardeniaMac Rogers - Struck

Johanna Burnheart, Amanda Whiting, Alfa Mist, STR4TA, Sons of Kemet, Damon Locks Black Monument Ensemble, Carlos Nino & Friends, Sam Gendel, Mauricio Morales, MAST, Dan Rosenboom, Anthony FungPlaylist: Johanna Burnheart - MenschAmanda Whiting - Messed UpAlfa Mist - Run OutsSTR4TA - Dance DesireSons of Kemet, featuring Moor Mother & Angel Bat Dawid - Pick Up Your Burning CrossDamon Locks Black Monument Ensemble, featuring Ben LaMar Gay - Keep Your Mind FreeCarlos Niño & Friends, featuring Jamael Dean & Shabaka Hutchings - Please, wake up.Sam Gendel - Infant Eyes (Live in Japan)Mauricio Morales, featuring Roni Eytan & Hailey Niswanger - TerremotoMAST - The Anti-Fascist Battle HymnDan Rosenboom - A Force for GoodAnthony Fung - A Call for PeaceMireille Boily, featuring David Binney, Luca Mendoza, Logan Kane & Anthony Fung - TerreMichael Johancsik, featuring Andrew Boudreau - Summer TheatreCODE Quartet, featuring Christine Jensen, Lex French, Adrian Vedady & Jim Doxas - Day Moon

Listener Appreciation Week 2021, featuring all Canadian artistsPlaylist: Sam Wilson - BeatriceAndrew Miller, featuring Kenji Omae, David Reid, and Patrick Reid - DanforthJacob Wutzke, featuring Lucas Dubovik, Ilhan Saferali, and Levi Dover - Dreaming ofJessica Ackerley - much gratitude to you, for youStephanie Urquhart, featuring Peter Zawalski, Josh McHan, and Joel Jeschke - XionGood Information - FringesBloop, featuring Lina Allemano and Mike Smith - Oracle of ChanterelleSee Through 4, featuring Pete Johnston, Lina Allemano, Michael Davidson, & Jake Oelrichs - Underground Over NightColin Fisher - SanctumLorne Lofsky - An Alterior MotifAmanda Tosoff, featuring Michelle Willis and Alex Samaras - Here and HeavenLaila Biali, featuring George Koller and Ben Wittman - A Case of YouDominique Fils-Aimé - While We WaitMireille Boily - Nouvelle LuneMisc, featuring Jerome Beaulieu, Simon Page, and William Cote - Q-LineCODE Quartet, featuring Christine Jensen, Lex French, Adrian Vedady, and Jim Doxas - GenealogyKevin Dean - Going Down Slow

In this episode I had a super fun conversation with Cat and Christine from the 'It's No Secret' podcast! It's No Secret answers your questions on all things money, property, investing and building wealth.Enjoy :)It's No Secret:Podcast - https://plinkhq.com/i/1555999082?to=pageInstagram - https://www.instagram.com/itsnosecretnz/Website - https://itsnosecret.co.nz/More content  below:YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/investingwithtomInstagram - https://www.instagram.com/investingwithtom/Twitter - https://twitter.com/tominvestingContact:E-mail: investingwithtom@gmail.comDisclaimer:I am not a financial adviser. This podcast is for education and entertainment purposes only. If you require personal financial advice, seek the help of a qualified financial advisor.

Through the thoughtful contributions of an accomplished, diverse panel of prominent jazz musicians/composers/producers, the vital and often under-appreciated role of the composer/arranger will be examined and discussed specifically with its importance to driving audience development & artist definition.  Moderator: Chuck Owen (ISJAC). Panelists: Darcy James Argue; Christine Jensen; Rufus Reid; Ryan Truesdell.

Christine Jensen has spent 37 years in banking and finance, specializing in mortgage lending for the past 27 years. She is a Certified Reverse Mortgage Professional, a Certified Mortgage Planning Specialist, a Certified Senior Advisor, and a Producing Branch Manager for Fairway Independent Mortgage Corporation in Olde Town Arvada. She originates both Forward and Reverse Mortgages, which gives her the resources to help her clients make wise financing decisions throughout their entire lives. Christine and her husband, Dana, live in Arvada, CO, near their four grown children and four grandchildren.   In this episode Steve and Christine discuss:Making it your mission to serve people well.The differences between transitions and transformations.The importance of “So what?” and “Where are you and what are you thinking right now?” questions.The gift of listening to and genuinely hearing others. Key Takeaways: The importance of adapting to your environment.Embrace challenges to see where they will take you and how they can change you. The gift of learning to be curious about yourself and your mindset.  “The technique is about being interested in people, not interesting.” - Christine Jensen Mentioned: The Bottom of the Pool by Andy Andrews                    Necessary Endings by Dr. Henry Cloud  Connect with Christine Jensen:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/reimaginingretirement/                    https://www.instagram.com/christinereverse/  LinkedIn: https://linkedin.com/in/christinejensen-fimc/Website: www.ChristineReverse.comEmail: cjensen@fairwaymc.com Connect with Steve and Jason:LinkedIn: Jason or SteveWebsite: Rewire, Inc.: Transformed Thinking Email: grow@rewireinc.com  Show notes by Podcastologist: Kristen BraunAudio production by Turnkey Podcast Productions. You're the expert. Your podcast will prove it. 

Edited by Thomas Lahren (https://www.thomaslahrenmusic.com/) In May of 2019, Aaron and Drew attended the ISJAC (International Society of Jazz Arrangers and Composers) Symposium in Greeley Colorado. They sat down with world-renowned composer, saxophonist, and educator Christine Jensen to get her expertise on music, composing, and life. Christine Jensen has been featured worldwide in North America, India, Peru, Argentina, Chile, Denmark, Mexico, Sweden, Turkey, and Haiti. Christine was a featured panelist at the ISJAC symposium and it was a thrill to hear her perspective. Christine's website: http://christinejensenmusic.com Visit us at www.thearrangerspodcast.com Support us at https://www.patreon.com/thearrangerspodcast E-mail us at thearrangerspodcast@gmail.com Thanks for listening!

1. Christine Jensen: Religious Liberty with Colorado Baker Jack Phillips 2. Why should Christians run for public office? 3. State Rep. Tim Leonard, R-CO

This marvelous album is tonight's Jazz Feature and as it is the first night of The Jazz Show's new policy, The Jazz Feature will be heard right after our theme and initial intro....right after 9pm instead of the old time of after 11pm.The Jazz feature is Montreal based Christine Jensen and her Jazz Orchestra. This album called "Habitat" won the 2014 Juno Award for Best Large Jazz Ensemble. The band consists of the cream of the crop of Montreal based players and is a very large group of over 20 pieces. Christine's compositions reflect her studies and influences of Maria Schneider, Gil Evans and Bob Brookmeyer. The music is six compositions that can be listened to as a continuous suite or as individual moods. All in all a deep and wonderful sonic pleasure.

Saxophonist Christine Jensen is at the helm of a big band for her new album, Treelines (Justin Time, 2010). In this interview, Jensen talks about why she formed a big band; her special musical rapport with her sister, trumpeter Ingrid Jensen; and how she takes her compositional inspiration on this album from the natural world. Learn more at www.christinejensenmusic.com. NOTE: This is Christine Jensen's second appearance on The Jazz Session. Click here to listen to her May 2007 episode.

Saxophonist Christine Jensen is at the helm of a big band for her new album,...

Jason Crane interviews saxophonist and composer Christine Jensen. Based in Montreal, Jensen has recorded three albums. Her most recent project is Look Left (Effendi, 2006), the result of a half-year spent studying and writing in Paris. The Globe and Mail called Jensen "one of the most important Canadian composers of her generation." Find out more at Christine Jensen's MySpace page.

Jason Crane interviews saxophonist and composer Christine Jensen. Based in Montreal, Jensen has recorded three...