Feet on the ground and heart in art
Sigmund Groven releases the first album – in a series of three – with selected recordings from his 40-year career as a recording artist. The collection also includes new and previously unreleased recordings. Harmonica Hits contains – as the title suggests – several of Groven’s most famous songs. Sigmund Groven has blown new secrets out of the harmonica for almost 50 years! Stunning safe in style and direction, all the way.
From Sigmund’s first LP "Så Spiller Vi Harmonica" (1975) to his latest album, he has received great critical acclaim and followers all around the world. Almost as long as he has traveled and communicated his music, he has also composed music that adds genuine feel to the Norwegian seasons. Every month corresponds perfectly perfect with one or more songs by Sigmund Groven. Other songs bubbles of a more urban riff, for example, when the harmonica presents slides of the July afternoon in the big city – at a table in an appealing bistro. It can convey a carnival in a song so fresh and fiery arranged that it became a hit. Grovens harmonica gives tone to so many places. Norways harmonica-king has his feet on the ground and his heart in art – that both new and old listeners experience with this collection.
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Sigmund Groven releases the first album – in a series of three – with selected recordings from his 40-year career as a recording artist. The collection also includes new and previously unreleased recordings. Harmonica Hits contains – as the title suggests – several of Groven’s most famous songs. Sigmund Groven has blown new secrets out of the harmonica for almost 50 years! Stunning safe in style and direction, all the way.
Poetry without words
Almost as long as he has traveled and communicated his music, he has also composed music that brings that feeling of Norwegian seasons. Every month corresponds perfectly perfect with one or more songs by Sigmund Groven. Other songs bubble of a more urban riff, for example, when the harmonica presents slides of a July afternoon in the big city – at a table in an appealing bistro. It can convey a carnival in a song so fresh and fiery arranged that it became a hit. Groven’s harmonica gives tone to so many places. Norways harmonica-king has his feet on the ground and his heart in art – as both new and old listeners will experience in this collection.
Anne Vada |Arne Peter Rognan |
Arve Tellefsen |Bent Åserud |Bent Fabricius-Bjerre |Bjørn Kjellemyr |Bjørn Ole Rasch |Bob Telson |Cole Porter |Donald Phillips |E.Y. Harburg |Erik Amundsen |Erik Bye |Espen Rud |Frode Alnæs |Geir Bøhren |George Gershwin |Harold Arlen |
Helge Iberg |Henning Sommerro |
Ivar Anton Waagaard |Iver Kleive |Jan Berger |John Lennon |John Wilson |
Ketil Bjørnstad |Kjell Larsen |Kjetil Bjerkestrand |Krusekvartetten |Munich Studio Strings |Nils Petter Nyrén |
Norwegian Radio Orchestra |
Ole Edvard Antonsen |Pål Thowsen |Paul McCartney |Pete Knutsen |Petter Brambani |Rainbow Filmharmonic Orchestra |
Sigmund Groven |Sigurd Jansen |Steinar Larsen |Steinar Ofsdal |Svein Christiansen |Svein Erik Børja |Sveinung Hovensjø |Terje Venaas |Tommy Reilly |Tor Hauge |Willy Andresen
