Ellen Andrea Wang
Norwegian bassist and composer
Born
October 10th, 1986
38 years ago
Category
Artists & Creatives
Country
Norway
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A Norwegian bassist and composer, this individual has contributed significantly to the contemporary music scene. Active in multiple genres, she has collaborated with various artists and ensembles. The music incorporates elements of jazz, folk, and pop, showcasing versatility in performance and composition. As a prominent figure in the music community, she has performed at festivals and venues worldwide, gaining recognition for both solo and ensemble works. Her efforts include projects that blend traditional and modern influences, fostering a unique musical identity that resonates with diverse audiences.
Released the album 'Dandelion'
Collaborated with various artists in Europe
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