Henrik Klingenberg

Finnish singer and keyboard player

Henrik Klingenberg - Finnish singer and keyboard player
Born

October 21st, 1978
47 years ago

Category

Artists & Creatives

Country

Finland

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A Finnish musician, active as a singer and keyboard player. Gained recognition as a member of the symphonic metal band Sonata Arctica. Contributed to the band's sound through his keyboard work and vocal performances. Participated in several studio albums and tours, helping to establish the band in the metal music scene.

Performed in Sonata Arctica

Contributed to multiple studio albums

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