It takes an incredibly good ear and understanding of musical genres and styles to play alongside a DJ. Peter Beim ranks in the top 5 in Europe for this category. He has played with Tiesto, Kygo, Snoop Dog, Yves Larock, DJ Aligator, Djs from Mars, TooManyLeftHands, and Gigi D’Agostino to name a few.

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Artists whom Peter Beim has collaborated with or performed with include:

Tiesto, Kygo, Snoop Dog, Infernal, Yves Larock, DJ Aligator, DJ from Mars, TooManyLeftHands, Gigi d’agostino

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“With his enchanting musical skills and great experience from the event industry, Peter has repeatedly delivered memorable performances. I’m sure he is the first thing that comes to mind, when the crowd wakes up the next morning.”

Jens Parbo Jensen / Deloitte

“Peter is great artist to work with. He adapts to any kind of music and is able to entertain any crowd. From joining a drumband, jumping on a table and performing for a few of the best Norwegian chefs to playing in front of a large crowd in a club with a carton box on his head, he surprises you every time. I love to perform with this amazing musician because he knows how to bring a smile to everybody’s face, even when he’s not playing saxophone.”

Robert Feelgood / from IAMM

Biography

Peter Beim began playing the saxophone at age 13 and attended The Mellerup School of Music for a year. Throughout his youth he took lessons in jazz, blues, and swing, and he founded the Blues Brothers Experience in the early 90’s.

It takes an incredibly good ear and understanding of musical genres and styles to play alongside a DJ. Peter Beim ranks in the top 5 in Europe for this category.

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About me

I always feel at my best when I am immersed in the world of music.
Music is a universal language; it is understood by everyone, and it can be used to express everything. Giving life to the saxophone through music is what is essential to me. Regardless of whether a single person or 200,000 people are listening, I want them to have the same great experience. I consider this my most important obligation.

Thoughts from Peter Beim