About Olav Werner
Lived 1913 – 1992 (aged 78). Olav Werner was a Norwegian singer.
Olav Werner (July 29, 1913 – March 10, 1992) was a Norwegian singer and recording artist. He was a frequent soloist in the NRK programs Listener's Choice and Devotion . He released a number of records and held many concerts, over 300 of which were with the organist Rolf Holger.
Werner was born in Geithus, Norway. He was a tenor/baritone, and he studied singing with Sigurd Hoff at the Oslo Conservatory of Music. Werner lived at Eiksmarka for most of his life. For many years, he owned and ran a funeral home in Oslo and Bærum. "Under svaiende palmer" / "Mitt paradis" (Odeon), together with Eva Bereng and Guttorm Frølich's Hawaiiorkester "Kom til den hvitmalte kirke" (Emidisc) "Glade Jul" (Odeon), together with Sølvguttene
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Who was Olav Werner?
Norwegian singer
When was Olav Werner born?
Olav Werner was born on 29 July 1913 in Geithus.
When did Olav Werner die?
Olav Werner died on 10 March 1992.
What was Olav Werner's occupation?
Olav Werner was a singer.
What nationality was Olav Werner?
Olav Werner was Norwegian.
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APA: Biography.guide. (2026). Olav Werner. https://biography.guide/olav-werner/
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