Ntjam Rosie
Breaking Cycles is the fifth studio album of the Cameroon-born Ntjam Rosie (1983) and the follow-up to The One (2015) which garnered praise from the critics in all the major newspapers and music publications. In March this year she released the single EP Never Give Up, a funky preview to Breaking Cycles.
In the spring of 2016, Ntjam Rosie toured with the Artvark Saxophone Quartet in more than 20 theatres with the well-received show Homelands, which had a reprise in the spring of 2017. In the same period she performed in the successful theatre show We hadden liefde, we hadden wapens (We had love, we had weapons), based on the book by Christine Otten. On 16 December her first solo theatre tour, Breaking Beats, premieres in LantarenVenster, Rotterdam.
Ntjam Rosie has played on many stages and jazz festivals in the Netherlands – including the North Sea Jazz Festival – and has toured in China, Korea, Eastern Europe, Turkey, Suriname, France and the UK. She has appeared numerous times on DWDD, Vrije geluiden and other well-known radio and TV programmes. The albums Elle, At the Back of Beyond and The One have all been nominated for the Edison Jazzism Publieksprijs.
In the spring of 2016, Ntjam Rosie toured with the Artvark Saxophone Quartet in more than 20 theatres with the well-received show Homelands, which had a reprise in the spring of 2017. In the same period she performed in the successful theatre show We hadden liefde, we hadden wapens (We had love, we had weapons), based on the book by Christine Otten. On 16 December her first solo theatre tour, Breaking Beats, premieres in LantarenVenster, Rotterdam.
Ntjam Rosie has played on many stages and jazz festivals in the Netherlands – including the North Sea Jazz Festival – and has toured in China, Korea, Eastern Europe, Turkey, Suriname, France and the UK. She has appeared numerous times on DWDD, Vrije geluiden and other well-known radio and TV programmes. The albums Elle, At the Back of Beyond and The One have all been nominated for the Edison Jazzism Publieksprijs.
NTJAM ROSIE
TOUR
MAR 25TH 2018 15:00
with Artvark Saxophone Quartet – Homelands
Windkracht 13
Den Helder, Netherlands
APR 4TH 2018 20:15
Breaking Beats Theater tour
Stadsgehoorzaal
Kampen, Netherlands
MAY 27TH 2018 15:00
Wat is het geheim van zingen?
Muziekgebouw aan het IJ
Amsterdam, Netherlands
JUN 24TH 2018 14:45
Kid Dynamite Jazz Festival
Deliplein
Rotterdam, Netherlands
JUL 8TH 2018 00:00
North Sea Round Town
Pro Rege kerk
Rotterdam, Netherlands
JUL 20TH 2018 00:00
Elvis: ’68 – The comeback special
Caprera Openluchttheater
Bloemendaal, Netherlands
Kristina Gololobova
comédienne
Kristina Gololobova
comédienne
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Danseur B-boy
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Danseur B-boy
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INFO
Breaking Cycles is the fifth studio album of the Cameroon-born Ntjam Rosie (1983) and the follow-up to The One (2015) which garnered praise from the critics in all the major newspapers and music publications. In March this year she released the single EP Never Give Up, a funky preview to Breaking Cycles.
In the spring of 2016, Ntjam Rosie toured with the Artvark Saxophone Quartet in more than 20 theatres with the well-received show Homelands, which had a reprise in the spring of 2017. In the same period she performed in the successful theatre show We hadden liefde, we hadden wapens (We had love, we had weapons), based on the book by Christine Otten. On 16 December her first solo theatre tour, Breaking Beats, premieres in LantarenVenster, Rotterdam.
Ntjam Rosie has played on many stages and jazz festivals in the Netherlands – including the North Sea Jazz Festival – and has toured in China, Korea, Eastern Europe, Turkey, Suriname, France and the UK. She has appeared numerous times on DWDD, Vrije geluiden and other well-known radio and TV programmes. The albums Elle, At the Back of Beyond and The One have all been nominated for the Edison Jazzism Publieksprijs.
In the spring of 2016, Ntjam Rosie toured with the Artvark Saxophone Quartet in more than 20 theatres with the well-received show Homelands, which had a reprise in the spring of 2017. In the same period she performed in the successful theatre show We hadden liefde, we hadden wapens (We had love, we had weapons), based on the book by Christine Otten. On 16 December her first solo theatre tour, Breaking Beats, premieres in LantarenVenster, Rotterdam.
Ntjam Rosie has played on many stages and jazz festivals in the Netherlands – including the North Sea Jazz Festival – and has toured in China, Korea, Eastern Europe, Turkey, Suriname, France and the UK. She has appeared numerous times on DWDD, Vrije geluiden and other well-known radio and TV programmes. The albums Elle, At the Back of Beyond and The One have all been nominated for the Edison Jazzism Publieksprijs.
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