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John Josefsen, born in Norway in 1949 is a Norwegian sculptor and musician.
By making sculptures and be a musician, what is in between is making music instruments. The most of the instruments John play is made by himself. Most of them are string-instruments. Some other, like the harmonicas are modified. On his records John also play all the instruments by himself, except drums which is midi.
The song's lyrics, mostly on local dialect, and the songs are composed by John, if not something else is mentioned.
By playing in different bands from the sixties till now, John these days like to use Cubase to record and compose music. He will like to make music in different genre, also experimental. Something of that will later come here on Spotify.
His main instrument has been the diatonic harmonica, which he also has modified to be able to cross limits for what to do with it.
John live on a windy part of south-west Norway. There he also made some instruments which is called "Windharp" , stringed instruments which he put out in the wind and just let the wind play on it. It gives a fantastic sound. In concerts he use recording of that as a background and play on top of it. It can be heard on Spotify on "Symfoni for spade og vindharpe".
By making sculptures and be a musician, what is in between is making music instruments. The most of the instruments John play is made by himself. Most of them are string-instruments. Some other, like the harmonicas are modified. On his records John also play all the instruments by himself, except drums which is midi.
The song's lyrics, mostly on local dialect, and the songs are composed by John, if not something else is mentioned.
By playing in different bands from the sixties till now, John these days like to use Cubase to record and compose music. He will like to make music in different genre, also experimental. Something of that will later come here on Spotify.
His main instrument has been the diatonic harmonica, which he also has modified to be able to cross limits for what to do with it.
John live on a windy part of south-west Norway. There he also made some instruments which is called "Windharp" , stringed instruments which he put out in the wind and just let the wind play on it. It gives a fantastic sound. In concerts he use recording of that as a background and play on top of it. It can be heard on Spotify on "Symfoni for spade og vindharpe".
