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1964 in Norwegian music

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The following is a list of notable events and releases of the year 1964 in Norwegian music. == Events == === May === The 12th Bergen International Festival started in Bergen, Norway. === June === The 1st Kongsberg Jazz Festival started in Kongsberg, Norway. === July === The 4th Moldejazz started in Molde, Norway. == Albums released == === Unknown date === K Karin Krog By Myself (Philips Records) == Deaths == June 18 – Egil Rasmussen, author, literature critic and pianist (born 1903). July 1 – Sigurd Islandsmoen, organist and composer (born 1881). == Births == January 11 – Torstein Aagaard-Nilsen, contemporary composer. 27 – Trond Sverre Hansen, jazz drummer. February 1 – Bugge Wesseltoft, jazz pianist, composer, and music producer, Jazzland Recordings. 23 – John Norum, rock guitarist, Europe. March 13 – Reidar Skår, keyboardist, composer, and music producer. April 22 – Johannes Eick, jazz bassist. May 4 Roy Lønhøiden, singer, songwriter, and composer. Terje Isungset, percussionist and composer. 13 – Harald Devold, jazz saxophonist (died 2016). 31 – Carl Petter Opsahl, priest, jazz saxophonist, clarinetist, and journalist. June 1 – Gottfried von der Goltz, violinist and orchestra conductor. 9 – Roger Arve Vigulf, clarinet soloist and composer. 13 – Helge Lilletvedt, jazz keyboardist, composer, and music arranger. July 17 – Aslak Dørum, writer and bassist, DumDum Boys. 24 – Dagfinn Koch, composer and musician. 26 – Roar Engelberg, panpipes player. August 10 – Kåre Kolve, jazz saxophonist and composer. September 8 – Joachim «Jokke» Nielsen, rock musician and poet (died 2000). 19 – Bjarne Brøndbo, singer and songwriter, D.D.E. December 5 – Arve Furset, composer, jazz pianist, keyboardist, and music producer. 25 – Torbjørn Økland, musician, Vamp. == See also == 1964 in Norway Music of Norway Norway in the Eurovision Song Contest 1964 == References ==