Kjell Braaten Bergen, Norway
I BELIEVE IN MUSIC AS A CROSS
CULTURAL GLOBAL LANGUAGE
Music moves.
Music speaks, and music is like a language that expresses things spoken words can not.
It is a multilanguage that all human beings can understand no matter what culture, religion, or region you come from.
I compose for theatre, movies, and live performances, and I perform on stage both solo and other projects.
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