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Geir Hauger's album : "Turning Circles" was released in 2009.
It can be ordered in a shop in Oslo called "Bare jazz" ("Jazz only")
or it can be ordered at Geir Hauger's e-mail-address:
PRICE: NOK 198,- The critics wrote: A sensational album – great arrangements – extreemly well performed on trumpet and flugelhorn !Geir Hauger can also be heard as a composer on this album: |
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It's a musical about a Norwegian match-factory that burned to the ground three times! It can be ordered at Geir Hauger's e-mail-address:
Geir Hauger can also be heard as a soloist on this big band album: |
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| This album can be ordered at Bare Jazz. | |
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| Oslo 13 recorded the album Anti-Teraphy with the assembly Geir Hauger, Stig Molvær, Nils Petter Molvær, Erik Balke, Odd Riisnæs, Rune Nicolaysen, Nancy Sandvoll, Torbjørn Sunde, Thor Bjørn Neby, Geir Løvold, Jon Balke, Carl Morten Iversen and Audun Kleive. | |
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| Kjell Karlsen gathered the crème of Norwegian musicians for this album. Trumpet: Christian Beck, Finn Eriksen, Geir Hauger, Atle Hammer, Fred Nøddelund. Trombone: Frode Thingnæs, Tore Nilsen, Kjell Haugen, Arild Jensen, Lyder Vengbo og Øivind Westbye. Saxophones by: Erik Andresen, Bjørn Kruse, Erling Andersen, Kristian Bergheim, Rolf Nøddelund, Knut Riisnæs, Harald Bergersen, Johan Bergli. Accompanied by Svein Christiansen on drums, Henryk Lysiak og Iver Kleive at the keyboard, Bjørn Jacobsen on bass, as well as Nipe Nyrén and Freddy Lindquist with guitar. Vocals by: We-Be Karlsen, Odd Børre og Dag Spantell, and also Wenche Hallan og Fia Quale. | |
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| In the orchestra pit at the Det Norske Teatret under the direction of Egil Monn-Iversen were Geir Hauger together with the best of Oslo’s musicians in the genre. Also on trumpet were Christian Bech og Bernt Anker Steen. On woodwind instruments were Rolf Malm, Eva Gulbrandsen, Håvard Nordang, Hans Petter Åsen. Other brass instruments played by Odd Ulleberg og Kjell Haugen. Also a large string group, accompanied by the guitarist Svein Johann Ose, Einar Iversen, piano and Svein Christiansen/Gunnar Aas percussion. | |
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| Under the musical direction of Egil Monn-Iversen the first Norwegian production of «A Chorus Line» became a blockbuster with famous actors and musicians. In the pit were Christian Bech, Bernt Anker Steen and Geir Hauger on the trumpets. On the trombone were Jens Wendelboe, Dag Eriksen and Øyvind Westby. Woodwinds were played by Arild Stav, Johan Bergli, Petter Brambani and Rolf Malm. On keyboards Kari Stokke, guitar Ronny Gyllensten. Bass Terje Methi, drums Tom Olstad, and percussion Morten Belstad. Ingrid Blindheim provided the harp. | |
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| On this Oslo record a big orchestra accompanied Bias Bernhoft, Unni Bernhoft, André Bjerke, Jens Book-Jenssen, Nora Brockstedt, Erik Bye, Lalla Carlsen, Kari Diesen, Gunnar Eide, Hans Aleksander Hansen, Inger Jacobsen, Leif Juster, Rolf Just Nilsen, Arvid Nilssen, Albert Nordengen, Arve Opsahl, Rolf Søder, Sølvi Wang and Rolv Wesenlund. | |
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| Lyrics and music by Ivar Dyrhaug, arranged and produced by Harald Gundhus. As well as vocalists and children’s choirs a number of well-known musicians contributed, amontst them Geir Hauger, a soloist on many of the tracks. Worth mentionin is also Lars Klevstrand, Iver Kleive, Sveinung Hovensjø, Per Ivar Johansen, Bjørn Christiansen, Svein Christiansen, Odd Krogh, Morten Thomte, Erling Wicklund and a solid string group. | |
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| Fryd&Gammen was at this time made up of: Geir Hauger, Ronny Svendsen, Vidar Olsen, Trond Pellfoch, Laila Kristin Johansen, Tom Hermansen, Frank Syversen, Jan Erik Aaserud. | |