Arvid Fladmoe

His solo debut as a violinist took place during November 1933 in the Ceremony Hall of the University of Oslo (Universitetets Aula).

[2] On 20 February 1944, Flame was aboard the ferry D/F Hydro when it was sunk in a commando operation.

The Hydro was carrying heavy water that would have been used in Nazi Germany's nuclear weapons programme.

Arvid Fladmoe wrote numerous compositions for voice, for orchestra and several chamber works.

In 1966, Fladmoe was made a Knight first Class of the Royal Norwegian Order of St. Olav.