Knut Hamsen

Along with his colleagues Schütz und Schein, Samuel Scheidt belongs to the three great Sch, whose compositions spread from Middle Germany and influenced early German baroque. Whereas Schütz was rediscovered from the end of the 19th century and even more so over the course of the 20th century, Schein and Scheidt are still not widely known. Other than two years of study with Jan Pieterszoon Sweelinck in Amsterdam, Scheidt spent his entire life in his native city of Halle. He became court organist in 1609 and court conductor 10 tears later.

Hemingway Café offers you beautiful acoustic melodic jazz from Norway. From the heart of Nordic jazz, this album presents some of Norway’s most noticeable musicians.

Knut Kongsvold (b. 1989) is a norwegian jazzpianist/composer. For the moment he lives in Bergen where he studies jazz at The Grieg Academy. He has played on different festivals and clubs around in Norway.

Knut Kristiansen veröffentlicht endlich ein Album mit eigenem Material aus seiner reichen Karriere, die sich von den 1960er Jahren bis heute erstreckt.

This is a distinctive and eclectic Blues album created on Knut Reiersrud's own terms. Always a step ahead, Knut employed samples of legendary blues performances (this before Moby and the soundtrack to "Oh, Brother Where Art Thou") together with a band consisting of Paolo Vinaccia, Auden Erlien, Bugge Wesseltoft and Reidar Skar.

Singer Knut Kiesewetter has garnered his fair share of fame and fortune; over more than three decades Knut successfully sang his way through everything from pop to German Lieder, blues, and trad jazz on through to bebop, continually topping European polls as best jazz singer. Great Jazz-Groove album, "Stop! Watch! And Listen!" was released in 1970 by MPS Records and featuring Knut Kiesewetter on vocals and Dieter Reith at the Hammond Organ.

Knut Reiersrud (* 12. Februar 1961 in Oslo) ist ein norwegischer Blues-Gitarrist und -Sänger. I

Singer Knut Kiesewetter has garnered his fair share of fame and fortune; over more than three decades Knut successfully sang his way through everything from pop to German Lieder, blues, and trad jazz on through to bebop, continually topping European polls as best jazz singer. Great Jazz-Groove album, "Stop! Watch! And Listen!" was released in 1970 by MPS Records and featuring Knut Kiesewetter on vocals and Dieter Reith at the Hammond Organ.