Erlend Apneseth

in Bergen, Norway. Apneseth is known for his critically acclaimed albums on HUBRO / Grappa, with his trio featuring drummer Øyvind Hegg-Lunde (drums, percussion) and Stephan Meidell (guitar, electronics), as well as his own solo-projects. He has written music for cinema, theatre, dance performances, poetry, and musical ensembles and orchestras in different genres. As a soloist he has appeared with Bergen Filharmoniske Orkester and The Norwegian Chamber Orchestra among others. He has received several awards, such as Gammleng-prisen, Øyvind Berghs Minnepris and the Folkelarm-award. Erlend Apneseth Trio's album «Salika, Molika», featurering accordionist Frode Haltli, received both the NOPA prize and Spellemannprisen, and was nominated for the Nordic Music Prize 2020. == Honors ==

• 2012: Grappa Music debutant award • 2013: Fureprisen (2013) • 2014: Øivind Bergh memorial award • 2014: Music Scholarship from Sparebanken Vest • 2014: Ingerid, Synnøve and Elias Fegerstens foundation for the Norwegian composers and performing musicians • 2016: Folkelarm-award for Det Andre Rommet • 2016: Nominated for Spellemannprisen Det Andre Rommet • 2017: Nominated for Spellemannprisen Nattsongar • 2017: Nominated for Spellemannprisen Åra • 2018: Gammleng-prisen • 2018: NOPA-award 2018 Salika, Molika • 2019: Nominated for Folkelarm-award 2019 for Salika, Molika (with Frode Haltli) • 2019: Spellemannprisen 2019 for Salika, Molika • 2019 Forsberg & Aulies legat 2019 • 2019 Nominated for Nordic Music Prize 2019 Salika, Molika • 2020 Folkelarm-award 2020 Fragmentaritum == Discography ==

Solo albums • 2013: Blikkspor (Grappa) • 2016: Det Andre Rommet (Hubro), with Erlend Apneseth Trio • 2017: Nattsongar (Hubro) • 2017: Åra (Hubro), with Erlend Apneseth Trio • 2019: Salika, Molika (Hubro), with Erlend Apneseth Trio and Frode Haltli • 2019: Fragmentarium (Hubro), Erland Apneseth with an Ensemble • 2021: Lokk (Hubro) Erlend Apneseth Trio == References ==