Gallery 8

	Odd-Arne was headlining this years Nordlys festival.		Odd-Arne and Edvard N. Debess live in Tromsø Kulturhus monday 22. of january 2007: ''The magic moment before the first note''.
	Odd-Arne plays jazzguitar on his blonde Gibson ES 175. To the left you can see two guitars built for Odd-Arne by maestro guitarbuilder Georg Bolin , especially modified to facilitate Odd-Arnes technique. An 11-strings alto-guitar and a 6 strings classical with unique cutaway.		Live in Tromsø Konserthus 22.Jan.07 playing Gibson ES 175 with Roland GR33.
	Live in Tromsø Konserthus 22.Jan.07 playing Bolin Classical nylon Strings.		Live in Tromsø Konserthus 22.Jan.07 playing Bolin Classical nylon Strings.
	Live in Tromsø Konserthus 22.Jan.07 playing Gibson ES 175 with Roland GR33.		Odd-Arne, Pål Magne Solbakk and Øyvind Melhus live in Tromsø Kulturhus monday 22. of january 2007.
	Odd-Arne, Edvard N. Debess and Hans-Urban Andersson live in Tromsø Kulturhus monday 22. of january 2007:		Odd-Arne plays and gives master class for the guitarists at Musikkonservatoriet in Tromsø on 13. april 2007. The arrangement was open for both those studying classical guitar and those on the rythmic course. The spirit was high during the two hour session. The picture shows a focused Odd-Arne during one of his improvisations on his blonde Gibson ES 175.
	Parts of the year Odd-Arne often works intensively with music students at Holtekilen College Of Further Education, in band settings or in duo and trio settings, like here in a duo with Maggie. She and Odd-Arne performed a beautiful and quiet version of Harold Arlens immortal "Somewhere Over The Rainbow". This composition shows that you can tell a story without being vague.		Odd-Arne is looking forward to visiting the Faroe Islands for the second time. This time both as a guitarist and as a composer, together with an exciting nordic ensamble. Outstanding musicians from Austria will also be taking part. Details and info can be found here.