Øyvind Lyslo is a Norwegian guitarist, arranger, composer and music producer from Sandane in Nordfjord. He studied classical guitar at the Music Conservatory in Bergen, the Norwegian Academy of Music in Oslo, and at the University for Music and Performing Arts in Frankfurt am Main, Germany. Øyvind Lyslo has played concerts in Venezuela, Japan, East-Timor, Germany, England, Scotland, Poland, Netherlands, Iceland, Sweden and Norway, both as soloist as well as in duos, trios and other chamber music ensembles. 

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Øyvind Lyslo has recorded several CDs both as a performer, arranger and composer, and the CD "Syngande strenger" with the Norwegian hardanger fiddle player Arne M. Sølvberg received both national and international acclaim as well as a nomination for the Norwegian "Grammy Award", Spellemannprisen. Several of his compositions have been published in Germany and Canada. He has also composed and arranged music for radio, television, theatre and festivals in Norway.

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Øyvind Lyslo is a versatile musician mastering a variety of musical styles like contemporary, classical, folk, popular and latin music. He performs regularly with some of the best singers and instrumentalists in Norway, both traditional and contemporary music as well as in dance and theatre performances. He is also a member of the Norwegian Guitar Trio, together with Njål Vindenes and Egil Haugland. 

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His latest project is arranging and recording a new CD with Arne M. Sølvberg, their first duo record since their acclaimed album "Syngande strenger". The CD "Slåttar og tonestykkje av Anders Viken" was published in 2021. March 26th he is performing an online concert sent from Academia Internacional de Guitarra Victor Santaella in Chile, and in July he is playing music with Arne M. Sølvberg at the Førdefestival 2022, performing music from their latest album.

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