Eirik Hegdal

Norwegian saxophonist and composer

Eirik Hegdal - Norwegian saxophonist and composer
Born

October 3rd, 1973
51 years ago

Category

Artists & Creatives

Country

Norway

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A saxophonist and composer specializing in contemporary jazz and improvisation. Contributed significantly to the Norwegian jazz scene through performances and collaborations. Released albums showcasing original compositions and innovative arrangements. Worked with various ensembles, highlighting the versatility of the saxophone in modern music.

Released several acclaimed jazz albums

Collaborated with prominent jazz musicians

Contributed to the Norwegian jazz festival circuit

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