Talk:Stina Nordenstam

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Fasching Jazz Scholarship

Stina Nordenstam received the Fasching Jazz scholarship 1991. I am positive she must have played live before that award. She also played live at Hultsfreds festivalen 1991

(ooh, and if Stina happens to read this, be assured that a stage could be arranged for you in Stockholm the same night, in fact any night, you want to play. Of course, this would be very discreetly setup with very few people involved)

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I have put a song in the article. Why are there no references? --andreasegde 19:39, 16 October 2007 (UTC)[reply]

Recent info

What she's been doing lately? The latest album is from 2004, and the latest collaboration from 2007. What has happened after 2004? Only one single and three collaborations after that, and no live performances since early 1990s. 82.141.65.21 (talk) 07:04, 24 December 2011 (UTC)[reply]

mew collaboration

It was her backing vocals on only one song, 'her voice is beyond her years'. Becky Jarret sang on Symmetry. I think one of them wasn't availble for the other song or vice versa. Anyway, see album credits, 'frengers' wiki etc.