Chris Norman (disambiguation)

Last updated March 19, 2019

Chris Norman is an English soft rock singer.

Chris Norman may also refer to:

Chris Norman (American football) (born 1962), Denver Broncos football player
Chris Norman (flautist), Canadian flautist

Chris Cooper Norman is a former punter in National Football League. He played his entire 3-year career for the Denver Broncos.

Chris Norman is a flautist. He also plays bagpipes and bodhran and composes music. Specializing in the wooden flute, he has played as a member of groups such as The Baltimore Consort, Helicon, Skyedance, and Concerto Caledonia; and performed and recorded solo. His musical style is very eclectic, with projects including "Celtic Canadian and American traditional music; Renaissance tunes; orchestral, chamber, and solo performance; rock/jazz crossover; classical crossover" and world music. He plays "traditional Celtic, Appalachian and Cape Breton music... and he played the flute for the ceilidh scene in the movie Titanic".

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