Henrik Bolberg Pedersen (born 15 October 1960) is a Danish trumpeter and flugelhorn player with the Danish Radio Jazz Orchestra.
Henrik Bolberg Pedersen (born 15 October 1960) is a Danish trumpeter and flugelhorn player with the Danish Radio Jazz Orchestra.
Pedersen has also been credited as a session musician for notable artists including (but not limited to):
Pedersen placed first in the 1987 edition of the biennial European Jazz Competition. Ben Websterprise1995, Jasaprise 1996 and Palæbarprise 2010
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