Even Helte Hermansen

Norwegian guitarist and composer

Even Helte Hermansen - Norwegian guitarist and composer
Born

February 13th, 1982
43 years ago

Category

Artists & Creatives

Country

Norway

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A prominent guitarist and composer, celebrated for contributions to the jazz and rock genres. Collaborated with various musicians and recorded multiple albums, showcasing versatility in guitar style and composition techniques. Has performed at major music festivals and venues across Norway and internationally.Instrumental in promoting the fusion of traditional Norwegian music with contemporary styles, enriching the music scene with unique soundscapes.

Released albums featuring jazz and rock compositions

Performed at notable music festivals in Norway

Collaborated with various renowned musicians

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