Stina is mentioned with Jonas Akerlund in a swedish newspaper article: http://www.sydostran.se/index.92372---1.html
Is there someone who can translate it, perhaps it might contain some news.
Stina mentioned in a swedish newspaper article
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Re: Stina mentioned in a swedish newspaper article
Google Translate is your (quasi-literate) friend:-
(The relevant bit)-
'They also recorded the movie with Jonas Akerlund, and wrote radio plays with Stina Nordenstam - just to further demonstrate the breadth.'
Ta Da. Nothing so interesting. Except the plural 'radio playS'. One was Isens Fasor anyway.
I check the Swedish 'Google Nyheter' (Google news) every week or so for news of Stina. Apart from her supposed influence on various other artists there's been nothing for about 3 years-at least since the last Freddie Wadling collaboration. [l)]
(The relevant bit)-
'They also recorded the movie with Jonas Akerlund, and wrote radio plays with Stina Nordenstam - just to further demonstrate the breadth.'
Ta Da. Nothing so interesting. Except the plural 'radio playS'. One was Isens Fasor anyway.
I check the Swedish 'Google Nyheter' (Google news) every week or so for news of Stina. Apart from her supposed influence on various other artists there's been nothing for about 3 years-at least since the last Freddie Wadling collaboration. [l)]
Re: Stina mentioned in a swedish newspaper article
This is a correct translation -
the worst thing, I think, is her waste of genius (whatever has been going on right the last years)
I think it took James Joyce a couple of years to finish Finnegans Wake - the same with Proust.
Can we expect something similar from miss. Nordenstam? It would be worth waiting for -
but if not, then there must have been a huge tragedy "recently".
yes - quite depressing.I check the Swedish 'Google Nyheter' (Google news) every week or so for news of Stina. Apart from her supposed influence on various other artists there's been nothing for about 3 years-at least since the last Freddie Wadling collaboration.
the worst thing, I think, is her waste of genius (whatever has been going on right the last years)
I think it took James Joyce a couple of years to finish Finnegans Wake - the same with Proust.
Can we expect something similar from miss. Nordenstam? It would be worth waiting for -
but if not, then there must have been a huge tragedy "recently".
Re: Stina mentioned in a swedish newspaper article
Or she decided to pursue a different career. That could be a very plausible explanation too.bigmouth wrote:but if not, then there must have been a huge tragedy "recently".