Hildegunn Øiseth
Hildegunn Øiseth (born 5 December 1966 in Kongsvinger, Norway) is a Norwegian jazz musician (trumpet, flugelhorn and bukkehorn).
Hildegunn Øiseth
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- Name
- Hildegunn Øiseth
- Born
- 5 December 1966
- Birthplace
- Kongsvinger, Norway
- Occupation
- Musician, composer
- Nationality
- Norway
- Fields
- jazz
- Education
- Toneheim Folk High School
- Languages
- Norwegian
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• Name — Hildegunn Øiseth • Born — 5 December 1966 • Birthplace — Kongsvinger, Norway • Instrument — Trumpet, flugelhorn, bukkehorn • Genre — Jazz, traditional • Occupation — Musician, composer • Label — Losen Records • Associated Acts — Trondheim Jazz Orchestra, Bohuslän Big Band • Website — hildegunn.com
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Hildegunn Øiseth (born 1966) is recorded as a musician and “Trompeterin”. The birth of Hildegunn Øiseth is recorded in 1966.
Career
Career
Øiseth has had a number of appearances in both Norway, South Africa and Pakistan, and was hired as trumpeter in the only professional big band in Scandinavia, Bohuslän Big Band (1990–99). She left this big band to develop her own projects, and established in South Afrika (1999–2001). The stay in Africa resulted in two album releases by the band "Uhambo". She was instructor and artist at The Groove Valley JazzCamp in Beiarn 2007, and released her debut album as a solo artist with the Hildring (2009), focusing on the traditional instrument Bukkehorn instrument. Here she plays with musicians like Helge A. Nordbakken (percussion), Nils-Olav Johansen (guitar/vocal), Paolo Vinaccia (percussion), Eirik-André Rydningen (drums), Karl Oluf Wennerberg (drums), Stein Austrud (vocoder), Majken Christiansen (vocal), Tuva Syvertsen (hardingfele/vocal), Mohdi Ahsan Papu (Pakistani flautes), Tore Brunborg (saxophone), Erlend Gjertsen (keyboards, percussion, world stick), Herman Rundberg (guitar/keyboards/percussion/vocals/world stick) and Svein Schultz (bass/keyboards/world stick). The follow-up, Stillness (2011), received critical acclaim and here she works alternately with Mats Eilertsen (bass), Thomas Strønen (drums) and the pianists Torbjørn Dyrud and Eyolf Dale.
Solo works
Solo works
• 2009: Hildring (MTG Music) • 2011: Stillness (Losen Records) • 2014: Valencia (Losen Records) • 2015: Time Is Coming (Losen Records) • 2020: Manana (Jazzland Recordings)
Collaborative works
Collaborative works
• With Lars Jansson & Bohuslän Big Band • 1996: The Blue Pearl (Phono Suecia), plays the music of Lars Jansson • 1998: One Poem, One Painting (Imogena Records) • With other projects • 2007: Notice (MTG Music), within "Nordic Beat» • 2008: Lysmannen (Juni Records), with Geirr Lystrup • 2009: Kissing Fools (Hunter Records), with Stina Stenerud • 2011: Balggis (Vuelie Records), within "Barut» • 2011: Migrations (Vuelie Records), with Øyvind Brække & Trondheim Jazz Orchestra
Trumpet playerHildegunn Øiseth from Norway and her quartet at INNtöne Jazzfestival 2020.
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Trumpet playerHildegunn Øiseth from Norway and her quartet at INNtöne Jazzfestival 2020.
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