Sissel Kyrkjebø
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Background information | |
Also known as | Sissel |
Born | Bergen, Norway | 24 June 1969
Genres |
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Occupation(s) | Singer |
Years active | 1986–present |
Labels | Denon, Universal |
Website | sisselmusic |
Sissel Kyrkjebø (Norwegian pronunciation: [ˈsɪ̀sːl̩ ˈçʏ̀ʁçəˌbøː]; born 24 June 1969), also simply known as Sissel, is a Norwegian soprano.
Sissel is considered one of the world's top crossover sopranos. Her musical style ranges from pop recordings and folk songs, to classical vocals and operatic arias. She sings mainly in English and Norwegian and has also sung songs in Spanish, Swedish, Danish, Irish, Italian, French, Russian, Icelandic, Faroese, German, Neapolitan, Māori, Japanese and Latin.
She rose to prominence in Norway in the late 1980s and early 1990s, and her cover version of Ole Paus' song "Innerst i sjelen" gained wide popularity in the 1990s. She is well known for singing the Olympic Hymn (Hymne Olympique) at the opening and closing ceremonies of the 1994 Winter Olympics in Lillehammer, Norway; for duets with Plácido Domingo and Charles Aznavour at the "Christmas in Vienna" concert of 1994, José Carreras, Andrea Bocelli, Bryn Terfel, Josh Groban, Neil Sedaka, Mario Frangoulis, Russell Watson, Brian May, Tommy Körberg, Diana Krall, Warren G, Dee Dee Bridgewater and The Chieftains; and her participation on the Titanic film soundtrack.
Sissel received her first U.S.
Sissel's combined solo record sales (not including soundtracks and other albums to which she contributed) amount to 10 million albums sold, most of them in Norway, a country with 5 million people. Her albums have also sold well in Sweden, Denmark and Japan. Together with Odd Nordstoga, they are the only Norwegian artists to have an album go 11 times platinum in album sales for Strålande jul (Glorious Christmas).[2]
In Norway she is mostly known as Sissel Kyrkjebø; she started using her first name mononymously abroad later in her career. Her first name 'Sissel' is a Norwegian variant of 'Cecilia'.[3] This is a popular first name from Saint Cecilia, the patron saint of church music.[4][5] Her last name means "church farm" or "church field", and may be derived from an agricultural property owned by or located near the local church.[6]
Early life
Sissel grew up on Lønborg in Bergen with two older brothers, Eirik and Bjørn. Sissel and her parents often took hikes in the mountains surrounding Bergen. In early years she wanted to be a nurse, but at the age of nine music became her passion.
She joined her first children's choir under the direction of New Zealand-born conductor Felicity Laurence. She stayed with the choir for seven years and said, "That was my musical education. We sang everything: classical and jazz, folk and even Māori songs. People said we sounded like an angel choir because we had this very clean pure sound, almost like an English boys' choir."[7]
Sissel won her first local talent competition when she was ten.[8] She was influenced by various musical genres; her parents were interested in country music and classical music, and her brothers' interest in rock music also influenced her. She has stated that Barbra Streisand, Kathleen Battle and Kate Bush were inspirations.
Career
1983–1985: First TV appearances, Syng med oss
In 1980, she appeared in the sing-along program Syng med oss ('Sing with Us') together with a children's choir. Her first solo appearance was in 1984, when she sang the Norwegian folk song "Ung Åslaug". Sissel performed in this program many times until 1989. Her first solo TV appearance without the choir was in 1983 on Norwegian TV, with the song "Evergreen" in the children's program Halvsju .[9] Later same year she and Rune Larsen, her later manager guested the TV-program Husker du? ('Do You Remember?'), hosted by Odd Grythe. She performed "Barndomshjemmet " ('Childhood Home') and "Sukiyaki".
She first sang "Å, Vestland, Vestland" on Syng med oss in 1985; it has been her signature song since then.[10][11]
1986–1994: Rise to prominence in Norway, Sissel, Soria Moria and Innerst i Sjelen
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In January 1986, Sissel appeared on the Norwegian TV-show "
In 1987, Sissel made her debut on Danish television, on Under Uret, hosted by
This year Sissel wanted a break from her music career and attended a commercial upper-secondary school in Bergen. She performed at the memorial concert of singer/songwriter
In 1989, she released her third album, Soria Moria. The album sold 180,000 copies. In the summer of the same year, Sissel travelled to the US and performed in New York City on the TV program Artists for Our Common Future, which was broadcast around the world. She performed "Summertime" and "Somewhere". On a Swedish TV-concert recorded in
In 1990, Sissel recorded the singing parts of the character
In December 1990, Sissel opened the new concert hall in Oslo, Oslo Spectrum at the Christmas-concert "Å gi er å se".[20]
In 1991, Sissel toured Norway and Denmark with her very successful church concert, Tidin rennur. In the fall of 1991, Sissel met and performed with
In the winter of 1992, Sissel was named one of the official musicians of the upcoming
In the summer of 1993, Sissel played the role of Solveig in Peer Gynt by Henrik Ibsen at Den Nationale Scene in Bergen. This was very well received by critics. Later, in August Sissel married Eddie Skoller in St Mary's Church, Bergen in Bergen. Thousands of fans waited in the rain outside the church to get a glimpse of Sissel after the wedding-ceremony. The wedding received a great deal of attention from Norwegian and Danish press.
In February 1994, Sissel performed during the opening and closing ceremonies of the
1995–2001: Climb to international recognition, All Good Things and In Symphony
In 1995, Sissel was invited to perform at the 1995 Live For Peace – Royal Gala in London. In celebration of 50 years V.E. Day she performed in front of
In 1997, Sissel toured the US with the Irish group The Chieftains. They appeared, among other places, on the Late Show with David Letterman and in Carnegie Hall. Later that summer, Sissel was involved in recording the soundtrack to the film Titanic. The soundtrack, called Titanic: Music from the Motion Picture, became immensely popular, reaching No. 1 on the Billboard charts and selling more than 30 million copies worldwide. James Horner, the composer of the film's music, knew Sissel from her album Innerst i sjelen and he particularly liked how she sang Eg veit i himmerik ei borg (I Know in Heaven There Is a Castle). Horner had tried 25 or 30 singers before deciding on Sissel.[23] She was then scheduled to record the theme song to James Cameron's 1997 blockbuster film Titanic, but Celine Dion's vocals were preferred due to James Horner's decision to support Dion's career.[24][25][26][27] In an interview from December 2014, Horner quotes: "When I had completed the Titanic [movie], I had to decide for Celine Dion or Sissel['s] [vocals]. Sissel I am very close, while Celine I had known since she was 18, and I had already written three film songs for [her]. But that was before Celine was known and filmmakers and marketing people had not done what they should have done for Celine and [her] songs. So I felt I owed her a Titanic chance, but I could [still] have used Sissel there."[28] Instead, Kyrkjebø completed much of the film score for the soundtrack album.[24]
Sissel had a No.1 hit across Europe in 1998 with
In 1999, Sissel started working on a new album with producer
The beginning of 2000 marked
In 2001, she was asked to sing a
2002–2008: More international success, My Heart, Nordisk Vinternatt and Into Paradise
In 2002, Sissel recorded two duets,
In April 2003, Sissel performed in Tokyo, Japan and then in April–May she toured US, visiting
Sissel released her second US album, My Heart, in March 2004. It was a
In May 2005, Sissel performed with the
In December 2006, Sissel again joined the
In March 2007, a statistically representative sample of the Norwegian population chose her as the best female Norwegian musical artist in competition with 15 other big names, including
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The album Northern Lights is a live recording of a concert at Bergstadens Ziir ("Jewel of the mountain town" in German), a church from the 17th Century in Røros, Norway (a 17th-Century Germany mining town). It was inspired by Norway's winter, the Blue hour, and the mystical Northern Lights.[49] The music were arranged by Kjetil Bjerkestrand and the musicians sharing the stage with Sissel were the Trondheim Soloists, the Nidaros Cathedral Girls Choir, and Sissel's own band.[7] The concert featured the tenor José Carreras,[50] which performed the Julio Iglesias/Dolly Parton-duet "When You Tell Me That You Love Me" with Sissel. Sissel conducted an eight-city US tour in February 2008, singing selections from Northern Lights.[51] A second leg of the tour covered more cities in the central and southern United States and lasted through April.[52]
2009–present: New influences and break from music, Strålande Jul and Til deg
On 9 November 2009, Sissel released a new Christmas album called Strålande Jul (Glorious Christmas), a project with Odd Nordstoga, another popular Norwegian singer.[53] This album presents mostly lesser-known Christmas carols from Scandinavia. Sissel toured in both Norway and Sweden with Odd Nordstoga, The Real Group, Orsa spelmän, and Krister Henrikson. This album and their sold-out Christmas concerts received much critical acclaim in Norway and Sweden. The record company Universal Music anticipated sales of about 100,000 CDs, but ultimately sold more than 400,000 in Norway in the first two months.[54]
In May 2010, Sissel visited China with the
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In 2011 Sissel moved back to Norway after 22 years in Denmark. On 21 August 2011, Sissel performed the Norwegian hymn "
In December 2012 Sissel performed exclusively in two free Christmas-concerts in St John's Church, Bergen.[63] This was the first time she performed a Christmas concert on her own in that church.[64]
In November 2013 Sissel officially returned to the stage, after a 3-year long break. She appeared on the Norwegian talkshow "
On 17 May 2014 Sissel performed the Norwegian national anthem "
In 2015 Sissel performed as vocal soloist at two Titanic Live-concerts in Lucerne, Switzerland on 13 and 14 March, and later at the Royal Albert Hall, London on 27 April, where Sissel performed the vocal lines of James Horner's orchestral score as well as the solo soprano for "My Heart Will Go On".[75] A few weeks later James Horner died when his single-engine Tucano aircraft crashed in the Los Padres National Forest.[76] In December 2015 Sissel was as one of nine names nominated for the 2016 Hall of Fame at Rockheim in Norway.[77]
The beginning of 2016 saw Sissel performing at a TV-broadcast Royal Gala on 17 January, celebrating the 25th or silver jubilee of
In February 2017 Sissel performed at a TV-broadcast Celebration-concert for her friend, singer-songwriter Ole Paus in the Opera House in Oslo. And in November/December she toured Norway, Sweden, Denmark and Iceland with her Christmas concert success, Sissel's jul.
In May 2019 Sissel released the first of 50 new songs that came out each week for the following 50 weeks. This new project, named
Personal life
From 1993 to 2004, Kyrkjebø was married to her first husband Danish-American comedian and singer, Eddie Skoller. They have two daughters, Ingrid (born 1996) and Sarah (born 1999).[80][19][81]
On 13 August 2013, Kyrkjebø married her second husband, Norwegian tax lawyer, Ernst Ravnaas, in a private ceremony in Hov church.[82]
Discography
Notable concerts and tours
Year | Concert/Tour Name | Country | Notes |
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1986 | 1986 Alpine Skiing World Cup
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Norway | Sissel performed at the 1986 Alpine Skiing World Cup TV-show in Norway in February 1986. |
1986 | Eurovision Song Contest 1986 | Norway | Sissel performed during the intermission of the Eurovision Song Contest 1986 in May 1986. |
1989 | Our Common Future | US | Sissel performed at Avery Fisher Hall , New York in June 1989.
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1990 | Å gi er å se | Norway | Sissel opened the new concerthall in Oslo, Oslo Spectrum and performed at the Christmas-concert "Å gi er å se" in December 1990.[20] |
1991 | Tíðin rennur Tour | Faroe Islands, Norway, Denmark | Sissel toured Faroe Islands, Norway and Denmark with her very successful church concert, Tíðin rennur. |
1991 | Julekonserten 1991 | Norway | Christmas concert with Sissel and other artists touring in Norway. |
1992 | 1992 Winter Olympics in Albertville | France | Sissel performed at the closing ceremony of the 1992 Winter Olympics in Albertville, France in February 1992. |
1992 | Expo '92 | Spain | Sissel performed at Expo '92 in Seville, Spain in September 1992. |
1992 | Neil Sedaka Tour | Norway | Sissel joined Neil Sedaka at his autumn tour in Norway in 1992. |
1992 | Julekonserten 1992 | Norway | Christmas concert with Sissel and other artists touring in Norway. |
1993 | Julekonserten 1993 | Norway | Christmas concert with Sissel and other artists touring in Norway. |
1994 | 1994 Winter Olympics in Lillehammer | Norway | Sissel performed at the opening- and closing-ceremony of the 1994 Winter Olympics in Lillehammer, Norway in February 1994. |
1994 | Julekonserten 1994 | Norway | Christmas concert with Sissel and other artists touring in Norway. |
1994 | Christmas in Vienna | Austria | On 22 December Sissel performed at the third Placido Domingo and Charles Aznavour .
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1995 | Live For Peace – Royal Gala 1995 | United Kingdom | Sissel performed in front of Charles, Prince of Wales on the 1995 Live For Peace – Royal Gala, to mark the 50th anniversary of V.E. Day, in London Coliseum, London .
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1995 | Opera Gala | Denmark | Sissel performed with José Carreras and Ilona Tokody at an Opera Gala in Aarhus, Denmark on 23 July 1995. |
1995 | Julekonserten 1995 | Norway | Christmas concert with Sissel and other artists touring in Norway. |
1996 | Sigulda Opera Festival | Latvia | Sissel performed at the Sigulda Opera Festival, Latvia in the summer of 1996.[83] |
1996 | Julekonserten 1996 | Norway | Christmas concert with Sissel and other artists touring in Norway. |
1997 | Tour with The Chieftains | US | Sissel toured the US with the Irish group The Chieftains. |
1997 | Good Morning America | Norway/US | Sissel made a special guest appearance and performance in the American TV-show Good Morning America when the show visited Bergen, Norway on 13 May 1997. |
1997 | Julekonserten 1997[84] | Norway | Christmas concert with Sissel and other artists touring in Norway. |
1998 | Titanic-concert | US | Sissel performed at two Titanic-concerts in Hollywood, on 9 and 10 October.[85] |
1998 | Julekonserten 1998[86] | Norway, Sweden, Denmark | Christmas concert with Sissel and other artists touring in Norway, Sweden and Denmark.[87] |
1999 | Julekonserten 1999 | Norway, Sweden, Denmark | Christmas concert with Sissel and other artists touring in Norway, Sweden and Denmark.[88] |
2000 | Nobel Peace Prize Concert | Norway | Sissel represented Norway at the annual Nobel Peace Prize Concert in December 2000. |
2001 | Sissel in Symphony | Norway | Sissel toured Norway with Kringkastingsorkestret. A recording of one of these concerts, in Drammen , was released on CD in 2001 and later on DVD in 2005.
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2002 | Royal wedding in Norway | Norway | Sissel performed at the royal wedding of the Norwegian princess, in May 2002. |
2002 | José Carreras Gala 2002 | Germany | Sissel performed Ave Maria with Plácido Domingo in the German TV-show José Carreras Gala 2002 in Leipzig, Germany in December 2002.[89]
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2002 | Good Morning America | US | Sissel performed Ave Maria with Plácido Domingo in the American TV-show Good Morning America in New York in December (October) 2002.[90]
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2002 | Nobel Peace Prize Concert | Norway | In December 2002 Sissel again represented Norway at the annual Nobel Peace Prize Concert. She performed "The Prayer", with Josh Groban and "Over the Rainbow". |
2002 | All Good Things – Sissel in Concert | Norway | Concert with Sissel that was filmed at the Oslo Spectrum and later broadcast in March 2003 on PBS in the United States. A DVD of this concert was released in 2003.
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2002 | Christmas in Moscow | Russia | Sissel performed at a Christmas concert in Moscow in December 2002 with José Carreras, Plácido Domingo and Emma Shapplin. |
2003 | Sissel Tour | US | Mini-tour with Sissel in the US, visiting Philadelphia, St. Louis and New York City. |
2004 | Lord of the Rings Symphony Tour
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US, Europe | Sissel went on tour in the US and Europe with Howard Shore and the Lord of the Rings Symphony in the summer and fall of 2004. |
2005 | Music and the Spoken Word
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US | Sissel performed with the Music and the Spoken Word from Salt Lake City in May 2005.
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2005 | Ninna-ji Otobutai | Japan | Sissel was invited to perform at the well-known annual temple-concert, Ninna-ji Otobutai in Japan in October 2005. |
2006 | Nordisk Vinternatt Tour | Sweden, Denmark, Norway | Sissel toured Scandinavia with her Scandinavian album-release Nordisk Vinternatt. |
2006 | Into Paradise Tour | US | Sissel toured the US with her album-release Into Paradise. |
2006 | Christmas Concert with the Mormon Tabernacle Choir
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US | Sissel was the featured soloist for the Mormon Tabernacle Choir's annual Christmas concerts on four performances in Salt Lake City , US.
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2006 | 2006 European Athletics Championships | Sweden | Sissel performed two songs at the opening ceremony of the 2006 European Athletics Championships in Gothenburg, Sweden. |
2008 | Northern Lights Tour | US | Sissel toured eight cities in the US in February 2008 with her album-release Northern Lights. |
2008 | Northern Lights Tour | US | Tour with Sissel that covered more cities in the central and southern United States in April 2008. |
2009 | Strålande jul Christmas Tour | Norway | Sissel and Odd Nordstoga toured Norway with their album-release Strålande jul. |
2010 | Expo 2010 | China | Sissel performed at Expo 2010 in Shanghai, China with the Trondheim Soloists in May 2010. |
2010 | Til deg Tour | Norway, Sweden | Sissel toured Norway and Sweden with her album-release Til deg. |
2011 | Concert in Hareidsstemna | Norway | Concert with Sissel in connection of the 50th anniversary of Hareidsstemna in Hareid on 21 October. |
2012 | Titanic 3D World Premiere Concert | United Kingdom | Sissel performed with James Horner on the Titanic 3D World Premiere Concert at the Royal Albert Hall, London on 27 March. |
2012 | Concert in Istanbul | Turkey | Sissel performed at a concert in Istanbul, Turkey in November 2012. |
2012 | Frostrosir Klassik 2012 | Iceland | Sissel performed at the Frostrosir Klassik concert in Reykjavík, Iceland in December 2012. |
2013 | Sissels Jul | Norway | Sissel toured Norway with her Christmas concert "Sissels Jul". |
2014 | Sissel in Ziir | Norway | Concert with Sissel in Røros church as a part of Vinterfestspillene 2014.[91] |
2014 | Summer Concert | Norway | Sissel performed two concerts in Baroniet Rosendal on 16 July. |
2014 | Sing Me An Angel | Greece | Sissel performed with the Greek tenor Mario Frangoulis at the Odeon of Herodes Atticus in Greece on 5 September. This concert was broadcast on television in the US in December 2016. |
2014 | Sissels Jul | Norway, Sweden | Sissel toured Norway and Sweden with her Christmas concert "Sissels Jul". |
2015 | Titanic Live – The Event | Switzerland, United Kingdom | Sissel performed as vocal soloist on 4 Titanic Live-concerts in Lucerne, Switzerland and the Royal Albert Hall, London.[75] |
2015 | Sissels Jul | Norway, Sweden | Sissel toured Norway and Sweden with her Christmas concert "Sissels Jul". |
2016 | Kongepar i 25 år – Royal Gala | Norway | Sissel performed at a TV-broadcast Royal Gala on 17 January, to celebrate the 25th or silver jubilee of HM The King and HM The Queen of Norway 's accession to the Norwegian throne.
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2016 | Songs of Love | Sweden | Sissel toured Sweden with her new concert "Songs of Love". |
2016 | Sissels Jul | Norway, Denmark, Iceland | Sissel toured Norway, Denmark and Iceland with her Christmas concert "Sissels Jul". |
2017 | Sissels Jul | Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Iceland | Sissel toured Norway, Sweden, Denmark and Iceland with her Christmas concert "Sissels Jul". |
2018 | Sissels Jul | Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Iceland | Sissel toured Norway, Sweden, Denmark and Iceland with her Christmas concert "Sissels Jul". |
2019 | Concert with Andrea Bocelli | Norway | Sissel and Andrea Bocelli performed together for the first time in Oslo in June. |
2019 | 2019 Pioneer Day Concert with the Mormon Tabernacle Choir
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US | Sissel again was invited to perform with the Mormon Tabernacle Choir and the orchestra at Temple Square in July.
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2019 | Allsång på Skansen | Sweden | Sissel guested the popular Swedish TV-show Allsång på Skansen, where she performed two new songs in August. |
2019 | Sissels Jul | Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Iceland, Germany |
Awards and recognition
- 1986 – Årets spellemann (Musician of the Year) in the Spellemannprisen.[92]
- 1986 –
- 1986 – På gang-scholarship from Norwegian national newspaper VG, with Åge Aleksandersen
- 1990 – Ansgarskolens Mediapris (Ansgarschool's Mediaprize), with Oslo Gospel Choir Live
- 1992 – Klods Hans Prisen
- 1993 – Gledespiken-prisen
- 1995 – Paul Harris Fellow by Rotary International
- 2002 – Ranked Scandinavia's Mostselling Artist with a total of 460 000 records sold on 18 months, with the albums In Symphony and Sissel
- 2005 – UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador[94]
- 2005 – Knight of the 1st Class in the
- 2006 – Juryens hederspris (Most Distinguished Artist—akin to a lifetime achievement award) in Spellemannprisen 2006. She is the youngest Norwegian performer ever to receive this award.[97]
- 2007 – Topp 10 – Beste kvinnelige artist Sissel was awarded Best Female Artist of Norway by the Norwegian public broadcasting company NRK in the TV program Topp 10 on 17 March 2007.[98]
- 2009 – A rose developed by Poulsen Roses is named after Sissel and she baptized the rose in Baroniet Rosendal on 4 August 2009.[99][100]
- 2010 – In February 2010 Sissel was nominated for the 40th Peer Gynt Award, which went to Dissimilis.[101]
- 2011 – On 16 September 2011, a set of stamps of four Norwegian female performers (Sissel Kyrkjebø, Wenche Myhre, Mari Boine and Inger Lise Rypdal) was issued.[102]
- 2011 – Rolf Gammleng-prisen (Open category)[103]
- 2015 – In December 2015 Sissel was nominated for the first time for the Rockheim Hall of Fame 2016.[104]
- 2016 – In December 2016 Sissel was nominated for the second time for the Rockheim Hall of Fame 2017.
- 2018 – In December 2018 Sissel was nominated for the third time for the Rockheim Hall of Fame 2019.
See also
- Sissel & Odd
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