Åse Wentzel
Norwegian singer (1924-2009)
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Åse Wentzel
Summary
Åse Wentzel is a human[1]. She was born on January 2, 1924[2]. She died on August 30, 2009[3]. She worked as a singer[4].
Key Facts
- Åse Wentzel was born on January 2, 1924[2].
- Åse Wentzel died on August 30, 2009[3].
- Åse Wentzel was married to Q11993145[5].
- A child of Åse Wentzel was Magni Wentzel[6].
- Åse Wentzel held citizenship in Norway[7].
- Åse Wentzel worked as a singer[4].
- Åse Wentzel received the King's Medal of Merit[8].
- Åse Wentzel received the Gammleng Award[9].
- Åse Wentzel is recorded as female[10].
- Åse Wentzel's instance of is recorded as human[11].
- Åse Wentzel's genre is opera[12].
- Åse Wentzel's Commons category is recorded as Åse Wentzel[13].
- Åse Wentzel's family name is recorded as Helmersen[14].
- Åse Wentzel's family name is recorded as Wentzel-Larsen[15].
- Åse Wentzel's given name is recorded as Åse[16].
- Åse Wentzel's given name is recorded as Carola[17].
- Åse Wentzel's pseudonym is recorded as Åse Wentzel[18].
- Åse Wentzel's instrument is recorded as voice[19].
- Åse Wentzel's nickname is recorded as Valsedronningen[20].
- Åse Wentzel's birth name is recorded as Åse Carola Helmersen[21].
- Åse Wentzel's start of work period is recorded as 1946[22].
- Åse Wentzel's married name is recorded as Åse Carola Wentzel-Larsen[23].
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Origins and Family
Åse Wentzel was born on January 2, 1924[2].
Career and Affiliations
Åse Wentzel worked as a singer[4].
Recognition
Awards received include King's Medal of Merit[8], a medallion[24], in Norway[25], founded in 1908[26] and Gammleng Award[9], a music award[27], founded in 1982[28].
Personal Life
Åse Wentzel was married to Q11993145[5]. A child of her was Magni Wentzel[6].
Death and Burial
Åse Wentzel died on August 30, 2009[3].
FAQs
Who was Åse Wentzel married to?
Åse Wentzel's spouses include Q11993145[5].
What did Åse Wentzel do for work?
Åse Wentzel worked as singer[4].
What awards did Åse Wentzel receive?
Honors received include King's Medal of Merit[8] and Gammleng Award[9].