Hans W. Brimi was a Norwegian farmer and musician, renowned for his contributions to traditional folk music. Born on December 22, 1917, in Garmo, Lom, he was celebrated as one of the foremost Norwegian folk musicians of the twentieth century. Brimi was particularly noted for his skill as a fiddler and his role as a bearer of musical traditions. His legacy includes inspiring various artists through his compositions, as seen in albums like "W. Musikk av Hans W. Brimi," which features diverse artists performing his music.
Brimi's impact on Norwegian folk music is evident in his enduring influence, even after his passing on June 14, 1998. His music continues to be celebrated through releases such as "Norwegian Folk Music" and "Blå September," which highlight his contributions to the genre. Despite his humble beginnings as a farmer, Brimi's passion for music left a lasting mark on Norway's cultural heritage.
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