Examples of using Wiggen in English and their translations into Norwegian
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In the 1990s, Wiggen has claimed that the MAX compilation software has received taken inspiration from MUSICBOX.
Our main concern in the short term is to deal with the extremely challenging market situation,” says Bjørn Wiggen.
Along with the American David Fahrland, Wiggen created the audio control program MUSICBOX which is used in the composition of electronic music.
Wiggen had earlier studied piano and composition with Robert Riefling in Norway
Wiggen also took the initiative to organize a Scandinavian music collaboration featuring concert tours with new music between Denmark, Norway and Sweden.
Tore Wiggen and Magnus Bjelkerud at Proactima's Oslo office now provides courses in risk understanding
Due to the conflict, Wiggen left EMS in 1975
Two years later Sveriges Radio developed a studio under the direction of Wiggen, and in 1967 the studio was ready for use.
Karl-Birger Blomdahl gave Wiggen the design task,
Knut Wiggen remained Fylkingen's chairman for 10 years(1959-1969). During this time,
Knut Wiggen was born in Buvika near Trondheim
contract phases, Wiggen says. He has significant experience in contract risk management.
In 1970, Wiggen arranged the UNESCO Conference Music and Technology in Stockholm, featuring all the leading composers,
Mr Wiggen was head of Orkla Media/Mecom Europe from 2005 to 2007,
However, we still do not know what is the best form of treatment,” says SINTEF research scientist Øystein Wiggen, a physiologist participating in the Mountain Medicine Research Group.
For Knut Wiggen, who at the time was Chairman of Fylkingen
initiated a first draft of an electronic music studio, that Wiggen together with engineer Tage Westlund started to build the same year.
Knut Wiggen(borm 13 June 1927 in Buvika close to Trondheim- died 10 September 2016 in Fredrikstad),
When searching for a software environment where MusicBox could be developed, Wiggen considered the object-oriented language Simula that had recently been launched(1964)
Per Joar Hansen, Bård Wiggen 73, Gøran Sørloth and Mini Jakobsen.