Seedorff debuted with Hyben in 1918 and over the following 7 decades he wrote songs, screenplays and books.
He received numerous awards including Ingenio et Arti (1933), the Order of the Dannebrog (1947) and the Holberg Medal (1950).
Seedorff attended the Aarhus Cathedral School and later Marselisborg Gymnasium from which he graduated in 1911.
In Denmark Seedorff moved from Aarhus to Christianshavn and from there to Tibirke where lived in many years until 1958 when he was given the guest house in Bakkehuset on Frederiksberg in Copenhagen.
[1][2][3][4] Hans Hartvig Seedorff received the literary prize Drachmannlegatet in 1925, the award Ingenio et arti in 1933 and was made a Knight af Dannebrog in 1947.