Hot Club de Norvège

Hot Club de Norvège is a string jazz quartet from Norway, established in 1979, by guitarist Jon Larsen with childhood friends Per Frydenlund and Svein Aarbostad. They are influenced by the music of Hot Club de France, and the French gypsy guitarist Django Reinhardt. They formed a quartet with violinist Ivar Brodahl (1928–2003), later replaced by Finn Hauge, that became part of the international renaissance of the gypsy jazz in the 1980s. Hot Club de Norvege has worked with Stéphane Grappelli, Jimmy Rosenberg, Stochelo Rosenberg, Nigel Kennedy, and the Vertavo String Quartet. In 1980 they started the Django Festival in Norway. Larsen retired in 2019 and was replaced with then 18-year old Ola Erlien. Current Ola Erlien (guitar) Gildas Le Pape (guitar) Finn Hauge (violin and harmonica) Svein Aarbostad (upright bass) Past Jon Larsen (guitar) Per Frydenlund (guitar) Ivar Brodahl (violin) 1981: String Swing (Herman) 1982: String SwingOld, New, Borrowed & Blue (Hot Club) 1984: Gloomy (Hot Club) 1986: Swing De Paris (Hot Club) 1997: Hot Shots (Hot Club) 1999: Moreno (Hot Club), with Moreno Winterstein featuring Angelo Debarre 2000: Hot Club De Norvege Featuring Ola Kvernberg & Jimmy Rosenberg (Hot Club) 2001: Swinging With Vertavo, Angelo & Jimmy (Hot Club), featuring Ulf Wakenius 2002: White Night Stories (Hot Club) 2005: Hot Cats (Hot Club), with Camellia String Quartet 2005: White Night Live (Hot Club), with Ola Kvernberg and the Tromsø Symphony Orchestra 2005: Vertavo (Hot Club), featuring Ulf Wakenius and the Vertavo String Quartet 2008: Django Music (Hot Club) 2009: A Portrait of Jon Larsen (Hot Club) "Hot Club de Norvège". Biography (in Norwegian). Store Norske Leksikon. 2009-02-14. Retrieved 2014-12-31. "Hot Club de Norvège - band_news". HotClub.no. Retrieved 2014-12-31. "Jon Larsen legger fra seg gitaren etter 40 år for å forske på stjernestøv". Wikimedia Commons has media related to Hot Club de Norvege. Norway portal Jazz portal Official website Hot Club de Norvège on Facebook Hot Club de Norvège on YouTube