Artist description SNOW is a Swedish world/free form Group,Selander/Norelius/Wennerström, that plays its very own music influenced by world, folk, jazz, blues and free improvised music. The unusual combination of voice/baritone saxophone/drumscreates many opportunities for the musicians to make new and imaginative sounds and rythms.

Music Style World music,free form jazz

Musical Influences All kinds of ethnic and rythmical music

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Artist History 1996 Kallio-Kuninkala Festival,Finland1997 Umeå Folk Music Festival,Sweden1998 Tour to The Faroe Islands 1999 Tour to Aberystwyth Poetry Festival,Wales 1999 Festival concert Helsingfors, Finland.

Group Members Marie Selander, voice, Lise-Lotte Norelius, drums,Cecilia Wennerström, baritone saxophone.

Instruments Voice, drums, baritone saxophone

Albums The Transparent Cat

Press Reviews “...The nicely joined melodies in folk music style is combined with the hot language of jazz and with the knowledge that the woodwind artists Cecilia Wennerström and Roland Keijser possess. Wennerström plays close to Marie, their ingenious and unisone parts and rythmical movements swings in silent intensity in “I andanom”, born out of improvisation....”(Leif Wigh, Orkesterjournalen 10-94)"…an awe-some variety, a span from jojk to orientally inspired music. … like stunning rythms created by the imaginative drummer from Anitas Livs, Lise-Lotte Norelius ….“...a successful result of the pleasure-filled improvisations of Marie Selander together with the sensitive saxophone player Cecilia Wennerström.” (Gert-Ove Fridlund, Gränslöst 2-95)“....Altogether a fascinating mixture of interests and styles, with Selander setting out to use all the sounds her voice can produce.”(Viv Corringham, Folk Roots 4-95)"…And the "hang" of Lise-Lotte Norelius is actually the most up-side-down and swinging that you can hear right now."(Mikael Strömberg, AB 30/1-96)

Location Stockholm, . - Sweden

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