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Henrik Bolberg Pedersen

b. 1960

Danish trumpeter and flugelhorn player

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Born 1960. Henrik Bolberg Pedersen is a Danish jazz musician and trumpeter.

Henrik Bolberg Pedersen (born 15 October 1960) is a Danish trumpeter and flugelhorn player with the Danish Radio Jazz Orchestra.

Collaborations Pedersen has also been credited as a session musician for notable artists including (but not limited to):

Tommy Flanagan - Flanagan's Shenanigans (Storyville, 1993) Geri Allen - Some Aspects of Water (Storyville, 1996) Tony Coe Django Bates Graham Collier - Winter Oranges (Jazzprint, 2000 )

Awards Pedersen placed first in the 1987 edition of the biennial European Jazz Competition.

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Who is Henrik Bolberg Pedersen?

Danish trumpeter and flugelhorn player

When was Henrik Bolberg Pedersen born?

Henrik Bolberg Pedersen was born on 15 October 1960.

What is Henrik Bolberg Pedersen's occupation?

Henrik Bolberg Pedersen is a jazz musician and trumpeter.

What nationality is Henrik Bolberg Pedersen?

Henrik Bolberg Pedersen is Danish.

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· Wikipedia: Henrik Bolberg Pedersen

· Wikidata: Q5716162

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