Terje Venaas

Norwegian bassist and musician

Terje Venaas - Norwegian bassist and musician
Born

March 30th, 1947
78 years ago

Category

Artists & Creatives

Country

Norway

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A Norwegian bassist contributed significantly to the jazz and folk music scenes. Collaborated with various artists and bands, showcasing exceptional skills on the double bass. Active in the music community, often performed at festivals and events in Norway and abroad. Participated in several recordings that reflect a blend of traditional and contemporary styles.

Collaborated with notable Norwegian musicians

Performed at major jazz and folk festivals

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