Oslo Philharmonic Wind Soloists

The Oslo Philharmonic Wind Soloists are a dynamic chamber ensemble formed by principal wind players from Norway’s renowned Oslo Philharmonic Orchestra. Since their founding in 1991, this world-class group has dazzled audiences with their virtuosic blend of woodwinds and brass, specializing in both classic and lesser-known works for wind instruments. Their recordings, like *Mozart: Wind Serenades* and *Dvorak: Wind Serenade / Janacek: Mladi / Enescu: Dixtuor*, showcase their polished musicianship and knack for breathing fresh life into vibrant repertoire, from Mozart’s elegant serenades to Janáček’s lively modernist textures. Known for their tight-knit chemistry and crisp precision, they’ve become ambassadors for wind chamber music, touring internationally while maintaining a playful, approachable vibe that makes complex pieces feel inviting. Whether onstage or in the studio, they’re all about celebrating the rich colors and camaraderie of wind ensembles.

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