Also appeared uncredited with Jahn Teigen in Norway's Melodi Grand Prix in 1990.
Year | Country | Song | Role |
---|---|---|---|
1988 | Norway | For Vår Jord | writer |
1983 | Norway | Do Re Mi | backing |
1983 | Norway | Do Re Mi | writer |
1982 | Norway | Adieu | artist |
1981 | Norway | Aldri I Livet | backing |
1979 | Norway | Oliver | artist |
1979 | Norway | Oliver | writer |
1977 | Norway | Casanova | artist |
As named artist or writer. (Note: writer data has so far been added for 2024, for Melodifestivalen, and for Norway's Melodi Grand Prix back to 1984.)
Year | Country | Song | Role |
---|---|---|---|
2005 | Norway | My Heart Is My Home | writer |
1999 | Norway | You Used to Be Mine | writer |
1988 | Norway | For vår jord [Winning song] | writer |
1985 | Norway | Karma | artist |
1985 | Norway | Karma | writer |
1983 | Norway | Do Re Mi [Winning song] | writer |
1982 | Norway | Adieu [Winning song] | artist (with Jahn Teigen) |
1980 | Norway | Stjerneskudd | artist |
1979 | Norway | Oliver [Winning song] | artist |
1978 | Norway | Prima Donna | artist (wth Georg Keller) |
1977 | Norway | Casanova [Winning song] | artist |
1976 | Norway | Hastverk | artist |
The class of 2024 have been selected and their songs confirmed with the EBU – but not all of them are newcomers to the Eurovision Song Contest.
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