1. Career

2. Awards

3. Discography

4. References

5. External links

Career

In 1990 Nyberg put together her own band, the Lina Nyberg Quintet, comprising Per "Texas" Johansson, Esbjörn Svensson, Dan Berglund, and Mikel Ulfberg. After her graduation at the Stockholm Royal College of Music as a Master of Fine Arts in 1993, Nyberg released her debut solo album Close (1993), a duo recording with late pianist Esbjörn Svensson from the well known Swedish trio EST, and it became an instant success and Swedish jazz classic. This was also the beginning of a fruitful cooperation with the producer and owner of Prophone Records, Erland Boëthius.^[1]

In 1995 the Lina Nyberg Quintet was awarded a Swedish Grammy Award for the album When the Smile Shines Through. Nyberg has released over fourteen albums as a solo artist, filling the roles of composer, record producer, and singer. In September 2011 she released Palaver (Moserobie Records). Her music is a mixture of influences from Brazilian tropicalia, European free form, contemporary classical, the Great American Songbook, and traditional jazz.^[1]

In 2013 the Lina Nyberg Band made its first tour in the U.S. and Canada. During her career, she has collaborated with Bernt Rosengren, Nisse Sandström, and the Fredrik Norén Band.^[3]

Since 2013 Lina has been working on a trilogy of albums, composing new music about the world and the elements for different kind of settings, exploring the art of instrumentation. Part 1, “Sirenades” (music for big band and her quintet), was released in 2014, part 2, “Aerials” (music for string quartet and her quintet) in 2016, and in the fall of 2017 the final part, “Terrestrial” (Hoob records) was released. This time Lina has created music for symphony orchestra (and her band) on commission from the NorrlandsOpera Symphony Orchestra in Umeå. The piece will be performed at Umeå Jazz Festival in October 2017 (NorrlandsOpera).

2017 Lina Nyberg was selected to be a part of the Swedish Artistic Residency in Vancouver due to the collaboration between The Swedish Arts Grants Committee and Coastal Jazz. (Coastal Jazz)

Awards

• Swedish Grammy, Jazz CD of the year (1994)
• Jazz musician of the Year prize (Swedish Radio, March 2011)
• Guest of Honour at the Umeå International Jazz Festival (October 2011)
• Royal Swedish Academy of Music Jazz Prize (KMA 2016)
• The Gyllene Skivan 2018 for "Terrestrial", Best Jazz album of the Year award from the Jazz Magazine Orkesterjournalen. ( )

Discography

• 1993 – Close (Prophone)
• 1994 – When the Smile Shines Through (Prophone)
• 1996 – So Many Stars (Prophone)
• 1996 – Quintet (Prophone)
• 1997 – Temper (Prophone)
• 1998 – Open (Prophone)
• 2000 – Smile (Prophone)
• 2001 – Brasilien (Prophone)
• 2003 – Time (Prophone)
• 2004 – A Song Book (Spice of Life)
• 2004 – Saragasso (Moserobie)^[4]
• 2006 – Tellus (Moserobie)
• 2007 – Brasil Big Bom (Caprice)
• 2009 – The Show (Moserobie)
• 2010 – West Side Story (Hoob)
• 2011 – Palaver (Moserobie)
• 2013 – The Sirenades (Hoob), released 2014^[5][6]
• 2016 – Aerials (Hoob) with Vindla String Quartet
• 2017 – Terrestrial (Hoob) with NorrlandsOperan Symphony Orchestra

References

External links

• {{Official website}}

• The Party Album (Alexis Korner)
• The Party Album (Alexis Korner album)
• The Party Album (disambiguation)
• The Party (Alexia album)
• The Party and the Guests
• The Party Boyz
• The Party (Casiopea album)
• The Party Continues
• The Party (disambiguation)
• The Party (Dynasty)
• The Party for the War against Banks
• The Party Fouls
• The party fouls
• The Party Game
• The Party Is Over
• The Party of the Right
• The Party of Youth
• The Party(Party Album)
• The Party Party (disambiguation)
• The Party (play)
• The Party Rages On
• The Party's Just Begun Tour
• The Party's Over (1965 film)
• The Party's Over (album)
• The Party's Over and Other Great Willie Nelson Songs