Link to the article( norwegian) :http://www.180.no/telefonkatalogen/rolf-unds%C3%A6t-l%C3%B8vland/c7b8f2180e00z977az11edz4179zfef9a6d8.htm ( Original title :Rolf Løvland juryleder for Drømmestipendet 2013)
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03.11.2013 | Egil Hofsli (text)
EAST: The Dream fellowship tenth anniversary is a veteran in Norwegian music that will lead the jury intensive efforts to find the hundred youth culture practitioners to share million pot: Rolf Løvland is up to the task.
- I was delighted to be asked to contribute to this year's dividend Dream Scholarship. For the hundreds of scholarship recipients may be a crucial tipping point in development, perhaps the professional shoulder clap going to work towards the big goals. Artists need to be seen and heard, and just dream scholarship can be an important confirmation, says Rolf Løvland, and continues:
Jobbing and dream are equal and essential elements in building a career as an artist. Therefore, I like "dream" in the Dream Scholarship. Without vision and intuition are cramming and apprentice inanimate and mechanical. The trick lies in the dream and intuition, it is about emotions and discipline. Work hard - dream a lot!
International success
Rolf Løvland (57) has written songs for many Norwegian artists. He made himself too seriously when he noted in 1985 won the international final of the Eurovision Song Contest with "Let it swing", performed by the duo Bobbysocks. Along with this he received Grammy Prize honorary award for 1985.Ten years later he repeated business with "Nocturne", performed by his own group Secret Garden. The group has toured many parts of the world - with great success. Løvland song "You raise me up" has become a huge international hit for both Westlife and Josh Groban. Løvland compositions exist on records that have sold millions of copies worldwide.
Over 400 nominees
Also this spring, there are many young people who get valuable inspiration and highlighting the Dream Scholarship. Norwegian municipalities have a total of 400 nominated candidates - solo performers and groups - in the categories dance, music, creative writing, theater, visual arts and more
The jury for the Dream Scholarship 2013, immediately started demanding work. Norwegian Council has equipped Jury President Rolf Løvland with a very competent team in the important and difficult work that is responsible for :
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03.11.2013 | Egil Hofsli (text)
EAST: The Dream fellowship tenth anniversary is a veteran in Norwegian music that will lead the jury intensive efforts to find the hundred youth culture practitioners to share million pot: Rolf Løvland is up to the task.
- I was delighted to be asked to contribute to this year's dividend Dream Scholarship. For the hundreds of scholarship recipients may be a crucial tipping point in development, perhaps the professional shoulder clap going to work towards the big goals. Artists need to be seen and heard, and just dream scholarship can be an important confirmation, says Rolf Løvland, and continues:
Jobbing and dream are equal and essential elements in building a career as an artist. Therefore, I like "dream" in the Dream Scholarship. Without vision and intuition are cramming and apprentice inanimate and mechanical. The trick lies in the dream and intuition, it is about emotions and discipline. Work hard - dream a lot!
International success
Rolf Løvland (57) has written songs for many Norwegian artists. He made himself too seriously when he noted in 1985 won the international final of the Eurovision Song Contest with "Let it swing", performed by the duo Bobbysocks. Along with this he received Grammy Prize honorary award for 1985.Ten years later he repeated business with "Nocturne", performed by his own group Secret Garden. The group has toured many parts of the world - with great success. Løvland song "You raise me up" has become a huge international hit for both Westlife and Josh Groban. Løvland compositions exist on records that have sold millions of copies worldwide.
Over 400 nominees
Also this spring, there are many young people who get valuable inspiration and highlighting the Dream Scholarship. Norwegian municipalities have a total of 400 nominated candidates - solo performers and groups - in the categories dance, music, creative writing, theater, visual arts and more
The jury for the Dream Scholarship 2013, immediately started demanding work. Norwegian Council has equipped Jury President Rolf Løvland with a very competent team in the important and difficult work that is responsible for :
- Jury President: Rolf Løvland
- Jury for dance: Ina Dahl and Marit Solberg LaupJury for music: Åse Karin Hjelen, Morten Huuse, Trond Eklund Johansen, Trond Korsgård, Earl Kvidal, Jose Leguina, Ann-Cathrin Tessnes and Cathrine Winne Trevino
- Jury of theater, circus and creative writing: Hilde Roald Bern and Kristin Geiring
- Jury of Visual Arts: Fabiola Charry and Helga D. Storbekken
- Jury dream: Egil Hofsli, Asbjørn Langmyr and Majken Wærdah
