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      • piano voice
      • multi-disciplinary
      • surdo voice
      • n'goni voice
    • chamber / orchestral >
      • listen to the rain - string quartet, n'goni & voices ft. the Rhythm Method
      • listen to the rain - FR
      • Métadire - chamber orchestra ft. Alarm Will Sound
    • choral / ritual >
      • AÏM choral collective
      • This Like a Dream Keeps Other Time
      • Before before & After after - a sound installation & experiential choral piece
      • BE - vocal 4tet ft. Lívia Nestrovski, Lenna Bahule & Maria Luana
      • Time is Due - an operatic installation
      • Bleu Blanc Black - for any choir
      • Commons Choir - The Prosodic Body
    • improvised / afrocentric >
      • If You Say So ft. Sam Yulsman
      • Azúcar - dance film CONTRA-TIEMPO
      • Mara Rosenbloom Flyways: Adrienne Rich love poems
      • DIÁSPORA ft. Chiquita Magic
      • meshell ndegeocello: The Atlantiques
      • Wind: Next Jazz Legacy
      • Métadire Experiments: French quintet & septet
      • trio w/ William Parker & Leonid Galaganov
      • Matt Lavelle's 12 houses big band
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Words from poet and scholar Alexandre Pierrepont

9/2/2015

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Anaïs Maviel is nonetheless an extraordinary vocalist, but also a complete artist. We can adress her these strong compliments to the very extent that her entire path attests to a striking personal inquiry, a « Renaissance Woman »’s. Anaïs Maviel masters and keeps on exploring an impressive array of vocal techniques, which she never detached from the aesthetic, philosophical and/or spiritual approaches that inspired them - that double them. Her creole origins predisposed her to such an intelligence, to such encounters and hybridizations, first with the Paris scene, then with the New York scene – also, to be noticed, as well as an activist alongside musician collectives, as a scholar. Audaciously on all fronts. Moreover, far to be content with her origins to be binding roots forcing a fake ‘authenticity’, but not abandonning them either for the artifical paradises of ‘world’ or ‘pop’ music, she makes a rare aroma bouquet out of them, calling for departure, travel, calling to new adventures. Because, with Anaïs Maviel, the siren song is no longer a spell.
- Alexandre Pierrepont (The Bridge)


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Legacy of 1804 (Haitian Revolution): first radio interview with Alice Baker 

9/1/2015

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LISTEN HERE a conversation around the Haitian roots of my music practice
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SUN, AUGUST 9 : s o l o

8/3/2015

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SAT JULY 10 - William Parker MLK Project

7/4/2015

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Very honored to be sharing the stage next Sturday at 11pm with
Reeds : Kidd Jordan, Jemeel Moondoc, James Brandon Lewis
Keyboard : Dave Burrell, Cooper-Moore
Bass : William Parker
Voices: Fay Victor, Ellen Christi, Anaïs Maviel, Jake and Raina Sokolov-Gonzales

William Parker Martin Luther King Project @Vision Festival, 11PM
Judson Memorial Church, 55 Washington Square St, NY
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TUES, April 21, 9pm - Triple Trio / Cross Breath

4/14/2015

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@ Arts For Art Our Earth / our World 
Abrazo Gallery, 107 Suffolk St, NY
Daro Behroozi, Jalalu-Kalvert Nelson, Claire de Brunner - winds / Pascal Niggenkemper, François Grillot, Jake Sokolov-Gonzales - strings / Léa Lanoë, Anaïs Maviel - voices and video



Very excited to present again this multimedia reflexion
L U N G S   /  H E A R T
share the air, cross breath
cycles encounter
repetition: changing same
S E A

constant flow and stillness
immersion, mute
a drop and the ocean (oneness, everythingness)
B I R D S
collective conversation
repetition: changing same
the use of silence, sing and laughter

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Jalalu-Kalvert Nelson PREMIER "A Mother's Lament" SAT APRIL 11 @ 7pm

3/28/2015

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- in memory of the young Black Men killed by US Police 2014-15
Support
// Spread the wor(L)d
Tak Iwasaki, Dominique Simmoneaux, Anais Maviel - voc / Nadav Lachishi - bass Keir Neuringer - alto sax / Ian Manouach - soprano sax / Milton Martinez - trumpet / Satoshi Kataoka - guitar / Jacob Melchior - percussion / Jalalu-Kalvert Nelson - composer, trumpet, piano, vocals


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12 houses

3/13/2015

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Premiere!

2/26/2015

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TUES, March 3, 8pm - Dave Ruder: 
The Gentelman Rests @ Roulette 
507 Atlantic Avenue, Brooklyn, NY
Dave Ruder presents The Gentleman Rests, a meditation for five vocalists and five instrumentalists on one of the most quietly dramatic events in recent American history–the joint session of Congress held on January 6th, 2001 to certify the election of George W. Bush as president, which was presided over by losing candidate, and still vice president, Al Gore. The mundanity and repetitiveness of normally unnoticed electoral formalities is interrupted by the airing of frustration from Congressional Democrats, while Gore tries to move the proceedings along and ensure a smooth transition of power. Also on the program will be a series of shorter new small ensemble works by Ruder.
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s o l o ' h O U L e '

2/8/2015

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MON, FEB 9, 8:30pm - s o l o 
@ 65Fen Music Series
Delroy's 65 Fenimore Street, Brooklyn, NY

9:30pm - WHILE WE STILL HAVE BODIES w/ michael foster (sx), sean ali (db), flin van hammen(dms), and ben gerstein (tb)

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JAN 17th @ Roulette

1/7/2015

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