Nathalie Loriers
Nathalie Loriers (born 27 October 1966, Namur) is a Belgian jazz pianist and composer.
Nathalie Loriers
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- Name
- Nathalie Loriers
- Born
- 27 October 1966
- Birthplace
- Namur, Belgium
- Occupation
- Musician, composer
- Nationality
- Belgium
- Fields
- performing arts
- Education
- Royal Conservatory of Brussels
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• Name — Nathalie Loriers • Landscape — yes • Born — 27 October 1966 • Birthplace — Namur, Belgium • Genre — Jazz • Occupation — Musician, composer • Instrument — Piano • Years Active — 1990–present • Label — Igloo • Associated Acts — Philippe Aerts, Brussels Jazz Orchestra, European Big Band, Ivan Paduart, Laurent Blondiau, Jan de Haas • Website — www.nathalieloriers.com
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Nathalie Loriers, recorded as a composer, was born on 27 October 1966. The birth is recorded by the Bibliothèque nationale de France.
Music career
Music career
In 1991 Loriers formed her own quartet with Kurt Van Herck (saxophone), Philippe Aerts (double bass) and Mimi Verderame (drums). She also has her own trio with Salvatore La Rocca (double bass) and Hans van Oosterhout (drums). She won the 1999 Golden Django for best French-speaking artist. She has worked with Philip Catherine, Toots Thielemans, Jeanfrançois Prins, Lee Konitz, Aldo Romano, Charlie Mariano, Christian Escoudé, David Linx, Diederik Wissels, Emanuele Cisi, Gianluigi Trovesi, Ivan Paduart, Jacques Pelzer, Laurent Blondiau, and Steve Houben.
Discography
• Nymphéas (1991) • Dance or Die (Igloo, 1993) • Walking Through Walls, Walking Along Walls (Igloo, 1995) • Silent Spring (1999) • Tombouctou (2002) • Le Temps Retrouvé (2021)
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Awards and honors
• Sax Prize, Jazz Critics Association, 1989 • Belga Prize, Brussels Jazz Rally, Best Soloist, 1990 • First Prize, Jazz Contest, 1991 • Django d'Or, 1999 • EuroDjango Award, Contemporary European Jazz Artist, 2000 • Bobby Jaspar Prize, Académie du Jazz, 2000
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Nathalie Loriers studied at Royal Conservatory of Brussels. Each of those relationships is stated by the authority record rather than inferred from style.
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