Finn Manniche
Finn Manniche is a versatile and passionate musician based in Vancouver, Canada, known for his work as a guitarist and cellist. He holds a Music degree from the University of British Columbia (UBC) and is recognized for his eclectic musical style, which spans genres such as swing, classical, surf, and new music. Manniche has been a prominent figure in various musical ensembles, including the Armadillo String Quartet, Ensemble Symposium, the Jazzmanian Devils, Soul Crib, and the Paperboys. He has collaborated with artists like Denzel Sinclair, 54/40, Murray McLauchlan, and Mae Moore, and has participated in Cam Wilson’s orchestral projects.
In addition to live performances, Manniche has contributed to numerous recordings and has been involved in the music departments of films such as "Backward Fall" (2013), "Ninth Floor" (2015), and "The Fare" (1999). His discography includes collaborations with various artists and groups, showcasing his skills in both performance and arrangement. Manniche's work reflects a broad musical palette, from Bach to Bacharach and beyond, making him a sought-after musician in both live and recorded settings.
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