ABOUT ALEKSANDRA

Aleksandra Line has been an active part of the music industry for almost 20 years, focussing on jazz and contemporary music management and teaching entrepreneurship and communication in music.

She’s currently a jazz and classical project manager at the Latvian Music Information centre, finding opportunities for the Latvian music industry and promoting its achievements worldwide, shares expertise with the young and experienced professionals worldwide, runs international projects for creative-cultural sector professionals and co-founded the "Louder.lv" management and promotion agency.

Aleksandra is a journalist for “Mūzikas Saule” and “Baltic Outlook” and a poet. She writes song lyrics for Latvian and foreign composers (Andris Dzenītis (“Baltās dziesmas” for Reinis Zariņš and Shipsea), Uģis Prauliņš ( “Through the light” for Latvian jazz musicians), Monta Tupčijenko for the NDR Big Band (Germany), Henrik Hilmersen and Inger Johanne Oskal for Tara Bloch-Vere (Norway)) and a spoken word artist, collaborating with jazz and contemporary musicians (project “klausies” and “backstage of life”). Read more

“These past few days with you have been wonderful, and I’ve made friends for life. You always have a home at “Clasijazz” whenever you’d like to visit; I’m sure you’ll be back soon!”
— Pablo Mazuecos Nievas, "Clasijazz" director
“It was great meeting you and working with you! I think we created something we can be proud of.”
— Henrik Hilmersen, Norwegian music producer
“Aleksandra, thank you so much for being such a generous and amazing host. It was truly one of my fav. professional trips ever. The Latvian Jazz scene and beyond is in good hands”
— Aggelos Kleitsikas, Athens Jazz Festival artistic director
“Aleksandra’s poetry speaks about fundamental and obvious, sometimes even disturbing things in a simple and sincere way, just as I like it – providing a feeling of calm and shelter. ”
— Andris Dzenītis, Latvian composer
“Her poetry is appealing and deep, her world is open for the roads to the light without waiting for comfortable rides. The universal direction towards the light is both clear and personal.”
— Uģis Prauliņš, Latvian composer