In a short time, two of the three permanent members of the “Beat for Beat” announced his retirement from the popular TV program.
In June it was announced that Ivar Dyrhaug (66) should give himself as “Beat for Beat” -programleder after 17 years on screen.
Now it turns out that profiled pianist program, Gisle Børge Styve (45) also stops.
– It is true that Gisle Børge Styve Thanks for himself after 16 glorious years “Beat for Beat”, says project leader Stian Malme NRK VG.
– It is a pity that he stops. Now we get into a brilliant new pianist, and so we certainly intend to see more of Gisle Børge forward too. He has always had many side projects. Maybe he can come back to “Beat for Beat” as a guest?
– What is the reason for Gisle Børge Styve stop?
OPENS FOR STYVE-VISIT: Project Stian Malme told VG that it is a pity that Gisle Børge Styve ends, but do not rule out that the pianist can get back to “Beat for Beat” as a guest.
Photo: Mattis Sandblad , VG
– There he may like to answer for yourself, but I think that when you have been involved in so many programs has perhaps been wanting to do something new, says Malme.
According to him the decision was taken when the last season of the beloved program was recorded before the summer.
Gisle Børge Styve did not want to comment on the matter when VG was in contact with him Thursday night. He has not answered VG inquiries Friday.
So after a team player
The next round of “Beat for Beat” goes on the air from 24 October as with new pianist in place.
Malme is secretive when it comes to who gets STYVE successor, but says it is a “brilliant, cozy, musical, charming guy.”
– What did you emphasize when trying to strike a new pianist?
– We looked for someone who has quite a big repertoire. The person must be able to “jump in” and play anything. Someone who is mediator of joy and music, as do artists safe, which is a team player and that looks good on your trip.
– Fun to try some new people
Two weeks ago was Atle Pettersen (25) appointed Dyrhaug successor. Thus STYVE departing the other big rotations in the program in a short time.
However, according Malme change will be gradual. While the new pianist is in place from October 24th will Dyrhaug do eight shows before he leaves the studio floor to Pettersen in the New Year.
– I think we are an exciting and wonderful time in the meeting. We made 300 applications. It will be fun to try some new people too, says the project manager.
– A huge resource
“Beat for Beat” -programleder Ivar Dyrhaug told VG that he understands STYVE choice, given that he has taken the same decision for yourself.
– It is sad, like all farewells are. He’s going to get along terrific. He is a unique specimen as a pianist, and has been a tremendous asset to the program, roses Dyrhaug.
supporter: Gisle Børge Styve called “Beat for Beat” -programleder Ivar Dyrhaug for a chat before he took the decision to quit.
Photo: Scanpix
Before the decision to quit was taken called Styve to Dyrhaug for a chat.
– We talked openly. It is a process when to take an occupational dramatic decision, says program manager, who did not want to say much about how he believes “new Beat for Beat” is going to be.
– I plan on it for 17 years. Now we need new costs come smiles 66-year-old.
– Wonderful musician
Newly appointed presenter Atle Pettersen has not worked with Gisle Børge Styve, but is full of praise the musician colleague.
– He is a wonderful musician. He is an incredibly talented pianist, and sings well, says Pettersen.
25-year-old is confident that the pianist role in “Beat for Beat” are well taken care of and look forward to getting to know STYVE successor.
– It is very important that I and pianists have good chemistry and can Nonsense with each other. It is one of our tasks, says Pettersen.
May convince NRK
It is not known how NRK went forward to find a “new” Gisle Børge Styve but when Pettersen was under review he had to audition to convince national broadcaster that he was the right man for the presenter role.
ACQUIRES FOR IVAR: Atle Pettersen takes over the role of presenter in the beloved NRK program after Ivar Dyrhaug. – There is no aim to make “Beat for Beat” unrecognizable, but some changes do I create, said Pettersen when the news was announced.
For VG told 25-year-old that he is humble in front of the mission, and that the greatest challenge is to put their own stamp on the program – while he should have respect for the viewers and the concept that has worked for 17 years.
– There is no aim to make “Beat for Beat” unrecognizable, but some changes need I create. I will be no new Ivar Dyrhaug. I can find my own split jump, said Pettersen.
Read the full interview with the new program manager at VG +!
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