Guro Kleven Hagen. Three months later, Lawo launched Lofotoratoriet with Marianne Beate Kielland, and in March 2021, Simax will release a dress rehearsal-recording and dvd of his new opera Flagstad-an Opera, a live performance from The Norwegian Opera in Oslo, November 2020. Bibliography Alene Out (poems, 1972) Closer (poems, 1973) Nattsvermere (novel, 1974) Kråker og krigere (novel, 1975) Pavane (novel, 1976) Winter Town (novel, 1977) The Country on the Other Side (novel, 1979) Bingo! or: A Virtue of Necessity (novel, 1983) Oda! (documentary novel, 1983) The Personal Motive (novel, 1985) We Accuse! Treholtsaken and Legal Protection (revised edition, 1986) G-moll-balladen (documentary novel, 1986) Conversations with Lill (portrait interview, 1986) Oppstigning from the Invisible (novel, 1988) Storm (novel, 1989) Twilight Possibilities (novel, 1990) Villa Europa (novel, 1992) The Story about Edvard Munch (documentary novel, 1993) Euro (novel, 1994) Game! Ole Bull and Myllarguten (play in five acts, 1995) Blåmann: Music and Lyrics by 20 years (1995) Drift (novel, 1996) Dream of the Sea (novel, 1996) The Road to Dhaka (novel, 1997) Spiritual (novel, 1998) Fall (novel, 1999) Ludvig Hassels Tusenårsskifte (novel, 2000) Jæger (biography, 2001) The Man Who Walked on Earth (2002) Tesmann (2003) Days and Nights in Paris (2003) To Music (2004) Flammeslukeren; Ole Bull – A Life. (2005) Liv Ullmann – Life Lines (2005) Stories of Vulnerability (with Catharina Jacobsen) (2007) The River (2007) Kolbein Falkeid – A Close-up (2008) Damen i Dalen (novel, 2009) De udødelige/The Immortals (novel, 2011) Drømmemesteren - Bendik Riis (2011) Belonging (2011) Verdens Ende/End of the World (novel, 2012) Ensomheten/Loneliness (novel, 2013) Veien til Mozart/The Road to Mozart (2014) The Sixties/Sekstitallet (2015) The Seventies/Syttitallet (2016) The Eighties/Åttitallet (2017) The Nienties/Nittitallet (2018) 2000/Tyvetallet (2019) The Last Decade/Siste Tiåret (2020) Discography Books Ketil Bjørnstad. The Story of Edvard Munch, London, UK: Arcadia, 2001. Ketil Bjørnstad. Villa Europa, Oslo, Norway: Aschehoug, 1992 (Norwegian). Awards Spellemannprisen 1974 in the open class for Berget det blå Sarpsborg Prize 1978 Riksmål Society Literature Prize 1988 Mads Wiel Nygaard's Endowment 1989 Gammleng Prize in the open class in 2001 The French reader prize Le prix des lecteurs for his novel To Music in 2008 References External links Ketil Bjørnstad at Aschehoug Biography at Kjell Kalleklev Management 1952 births Living people Norwegian jazz composers Norwegian jazz pianists Norwegian classical pianists Norwegian writers Anthroposophists Musicians from Oslo Post-bop pianists People educated at Oslo Waldorf School People from Tvedestrand ECM Records artists Grappa Music