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Bugge Wesseltoft

Jens Christian Bugge Wesseltoft

Norwegian jazz musician, pianist, composer and producer.

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Date of Birth

2/1/1964

Official Website

http://buggesroom.com
https://www.buggewesseltoft.com/

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Place of Birth

Porsgrunn

Country of Citizenship

Norway

Occupation

Composer
Pianist
Jazz Musician

Award Received

Spellemann Award for Jazz Record of the Year
(1996)
Point in Time
: 1996
Buddyprisen
(2004)
Point in Time
: 2004
Spellemann Award Open Category
(1998)
Together With
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Sidsel Endresen
Point in Time
: 1998
Spellemann Award Open Category
(2002)
Together With
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Sidsel Endresen
Point in Time
: 2002
Telenor Culture Award
(2020)
Point in Time
: 2020

Instrument

Piano
Organ
Musical Keyboard

Genre

Jazz
Electronica

Record Label

ACT Music
ECM Records
Jazzland Recordings

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Languages Spoken, Written or Signed

Norwegian

Sex or Gender

Male

Father

Given Name

Jens
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Christian
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Described by Source

Obálky Knih
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Start of Work Period

1983

Notable Work

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TONO

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Birth Name

Jens Christian Bugge Wesseltoft

Pseudonym

Bugge Wesseltoft
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