Cæcilie Norby

Cæcilie Norby (born 9 September 1964) is a Danish jazz and rock singer. She was born in Frederiksberg into a musical family. Her father is composer Erik Norby, and her mother is an opera singer. In 1985 she had her first commercial success as a singer of the jazz / rock band Frontline. In 1995 she released her first jazz album Cæcilie Norby.

Contents 1 Discography 1.1 Frontline 1.2 One Two 1.3 Solo 2 Awards 3 External links

Discography

Frontline

• Frontline (1985)
• Frontlife (1986)

One Two

• One Two (1986)
• Hvide Løgne (1990)
• Getting Better (1993)

Solo

• Cæcilie Norby (1995)
• My Corner of the Sky (1996)
• Queen of Bad Excuses (1999)
• First Conversation (2002)
• London/Paris (2004 - liveplade)
• Slow Fruit (2005)
• I Had a Ball - Greatest & More (2007)
• Arabesque (2010)

Awards

• Ben Webster Prize (1985)

Best Recording Album in Japan (1996)

Simon Spies Soloist Prize (1997)

Wilhelm Hansen Music Prize (2000)

IFPI's Honorary Award (2010)

External links

• Homepage

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