Holder of the world records for playing the highest and coldest concerts, Norwegian saxophonist and extreme athlete Håkon Erlandsen discusses his life in music. And what it’s like to hike 6 hours in the snow to a gig carrying your instrument, PA and a generator.

What it’s like to hike 6 hours in the snow to a gig carrying your instrument, PA and a generator and what happens when you put a saxophone in a deep freezer for 24 hours. Norwegian jazz saxophonist and extreme endurance athlete Håkon Erlandsen describes how combining the great passions in his life have led him on a unique voyage of musical and personal discovery. The holder of records for the world’s highest and coldest concerts and now attempting the 7 summits while composing music along the way, Håkon draws inspiration from nature and the people he meets, believing physical and musical training to be perfect partners, and music to be the one and only true international language.

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