Slinkombas

**Slinkombas** is a Norwegian folk music group known for their contributions to traditional music. The group includes notable members such as Kirsten Bråten Berg, Hallvard Bjørgum, Gunnar Stubseid, and Tellef Kvifte. They are celebrated for their albums, including the self-titled "Slinkombas" (1979) and "Slinkombas og bas igjen" (1982). The group's work was recognized with a Spellemannprisen award in 1979 for their first album, which is the Norwegian equivalent of a Grammy Award. Slinkombas played a significant role in preserving and innovating Norwegian folk music traditions.

The group's members are also recognized for their individual contributions to Norwegian music and culture. Kirsten Bråten Berg, for example, is a renowned folk singer and silversmith, while Gunnar Stubseid was an educator, ethnologist, and musician who played the Hardanger fiddle. Their collective efforts have helped shape the contemporary landscape of Norwegian folk music.