Jan Werner

Jan Werner Is The Name Of More Than One Artist 1 Norwegian Pop Rock Musical Opera Singer
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3 A German DJ 1 Jan Werner Danielsen Artist Name Jan Werner April 10 1976 Nord-Odal – September 29 2006 Oslo Was A Norwegian Pop Rock Singer Famous For His Grand Powerful Voice. His Breakthrough Came After Winning Two Important Talent Contests The Last Time On National Television And The Show Talentiaden NRK In 1994. He Was One Of The Highest Selling Recording Artists In Norway At His Death At The Age Of 30. Danielsen Won His First Talent Show Victory In 1988 At The Age Of Twelve. The First Prize Was A Record Deal. Then He Had Already Been Singing For Two Thirds Of His Lifetime As His First Public Appearance In A Musical Setting Was At The Age Of Just Four. For Several Years After This Victory Between 1988 And 1993 He Sang Regularly With The Hamar Symphony Orchestra. In 1992 Danielsen Was Cut His Second Record Deal And At The Same Time Was Included In The Plans For Cultural Events During The 1994 Winter Olympics At Lillehammer. 1994 Was A Busy Year For Danielsen. First There Was His Appearance At The Olympics Then The Talentiaden Victory And Finally Representing Norway In The Eurovision Song Contest 1994 Singing A Duet With Elisabeth "Bettan" Andreassen. They Performed A Ballad And Got In At A Respectable Sixth 6th Place. Danielsen Released His Debut Album In 1995 Called All By Myself Selling A Respectable 35 000 Copies Enough To Earn Him A Gold Record. From Then On He Was Known To Most Norwegians As Simply Jan Werner Having Dropped His Last Name. Inner Secrets His Second Album Was Released Two Years Later In 1997. It Sold 14 000 Copies And Included Some Self-Penned Compositions. His Third CD Released In 1999 Was Music Of The Night. It Was Inspired By The 'musical' Genre In Broad And It Had Somewhat The Same Success As His Previous Album. It Was Danielsen's Next Album That Would Become His Biggest Seller To Date Singer Of Songs 2003 . It Reached Second Place On The National Album Chart And Ended Up Selling Around 100 000 Copies. Since 1997 Bettan And Danielsen Toured Norway With Their Christmas Concert. In 1999 And 2000 Their Concert Tour Was The Most Popular Christmas Concert In Norwegian History. They Released An Album Together In 1999 With Music From Their Christmas Tour. A Personal Highlight Of His Career Came In 2003 When He Performed At The Royal Albert Hall In London Singing "Air" By Johann Sebastian Bach. Danielsen's Various Albums Have Sold A Total Of Nearly 1 Million Copies An Impressive Figure In A Country With Just 4.6 Million People. On 29 September 2006 Febe Rognstad Jan Werner Danielsen's Manager Found Him Dead In His Oslo Flat. An Autopsy Has Not Given Any Direct Answers To What Might Have Been The Cause Of Danielsen's Death. According To Danielsen's Physician Unni-Berit Schjervheim A Final Report Of The Autopsy Will Most Likely Not Be Ready Until Around January 2007. In Schjervheim's Opinion Danielsen's Death Was Most Likely Caused By Enduring Strain Put On His Heart By His Singing Career. Danielsen's Family Have Denied Any Rumours About His Death Being Caused By Suicide. His Death Caused An Outpouring Of Grief In The Norwegian Entertainment Industry. At The Time Of His Death He Had Recently Finished A New Album. In Accordance With The Wishes Of His Family The Album Was Released As Planned. November 22th 2010 Released A New 2 Cd Album With His Greatest Hits And New Unreleased Songs. Debutsingle ”My Prayer” 1989 Melodi Grand Prix Winner Single “Duett” Feat. Elisabeth Andreassen 1994 All By Myself 1995 Inner Secrets 1997 Music Of The Night 1998 Fotballcup Single “Bonne Chance A France” Feat. Synnøve Svabø 1998 Bettan & Jan Werners Jul 1999 Singer Of Songs 2003 Brannmann Sam 2004 Stronger 2006 One More Time - The Very Best Of 2010 R.I.P read less