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	Nadine is also a proud member of the [[Animae Gospel Choir]] since 2009. She has contributed to the [[Animae Gospel Choir]] show in 2010 at the [[Manoel Theatre]] and the most recent and successful show in March 2012 held at the [[Mediterranean Conference Centre]].		Nadine is also a proud member of the [[Animae Gospel Choir]] since 2009. She has contributed to the [[Animae Gospel Choir]] show in 2010 at the [[Manoel Theatre]] and the most recent and successful show in March 2012 held at the [[Mediterranean Conference Centre]].

	Throughout the years, Nadine has been involved in various television programmes on [[Public Broadcasting Services]], [[~~NET Television~~]] and also [[One TV]]. She sang with live bands mostly on Saturday afternoon TV programmes such as ''[[Matinee]]'' and ''[[Kalamita]]'' and also on the popular Friday evening program ''[[Xarabank]]''. She was		Throughout the years, Nadine has been involved in various television programmes on [[Public Broadcasting Services]], [[Net TV]] and also [[One TV]]. She sang with live bands mostly on Saturday afternoon TV programmes such as ''[[Matinee]]'' and ''[[Kalamita]]'' and also on the popular Friday evening program ''[[Xarabank]]''. She was
	also involved in numerous appearances as a singer in other TV programmes including singing competitions for children where she was part of the judging panel.		also involved in numerous appearances as a singer in other TV programmes including singing competitions for children where she was part of the judging panel.

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	'''Nadine Axisa''' (b. 12 August 1981) is a Maltese jazz singer from [[Fgura]], Malta.		'''Nadine Axisa''' (b. 12 August 1981) is a Maltese jazz singer from [[il-Fgura]], Malta.

	==Early life==		==Early life==

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	Nadine is also a proud member of the [[Animae Gospel Choir]] since 2009. She has contributed to the [[Animae Gospel Choir]] show in 2010 at the [[Manoel Theatre]] and the most recent and successful show in March 2012 held at the [[Mediterranean Conference Centre]].		Nadine is also a proud member of the [[Animae Gospel Choir]] since 2009. She has contributed to the [[Animae Gospel Choir]] show in 2010 at the [[Manoel Theatre]] and the most recent and successful show in March 2012 held at the [[Mediterranean Conference Centre]].

	Throughout the years, Nadine has been involved in various television programmes on [[Public Broadcasting Services]], [[NET Television]] and also [[~~ONE~~ TV]]. She sang with live bands mostly on Saturday afternoon TV programmes such as ''[[Matinee]]'' and ''[[Kalamita]]'' and also on the popular Friday evening program ''[[Xarabank]]''. She was		Throughout the years, Nadine has been involved in various television programmes on [[Public Broadcasting Services]], [[NET Television]] and also [[One TV]]. She sang with live bands mostly on Saturday afternoon TV programmes such as ''[[Matinee]]'' and ''[[Kalamita]]'' and also on the popular Friday evening program ''[[Xarabank]]''. She was
	also involved in numerous appearances as a singer in other TV programmes including singing competitions for children where she was part of the judging panel.		also involved in numerous appearances as a singer in other TV programmes including singing competitions for children where she was part of the judging panel.

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	'''Nadine Axisa''' (1981) is ~~an established~~ Maltese jazz singer in Malta.		'''Nadine Axisa''' (b. 12 August 1981) is a Maltese jazz singer from [[Fgura]], Malta.

	==Early life==		==Early life==
	~~Nadine was born in Fgura, on the 12th August 1981.~~ She started voice training with Ms [[Irene Dillon]] at an early age of 7, continuing with Ms [[Beatrice Brockdorff]]; also qualifying for examinations with the [[Royal Schools of Music]], mostly in classical musical training.		She started voice training with Ms [[Irene Dillon]] at an early age of 7, continuing with Ms [[Beatrice Brockdorff]]; also qualifying for examinations with the [[Royal Schools of Music]], mostly in classical musical training.

	At a later stage, when Nadine went into the jazz scene, she attended a jazz vocal course in Italy hosted by the [[Global Music Foundation]]. The tutors of the course were jazz singers [[Tina May]] and [[Iain Mackenzie]], and [[Guillermo Rozenthuler]], Argentinean singer, guitarist and composer. Breathing technique, repertoire, improvisation and working with a rhythm section were some of the themes tackled in the course. Basic principles of phrasing and expression,“impro-scat” and interpretation of Brazilian/South American songs were also covered.		At a later stage, when Nadine went into the jazz scene, she attended a jazz vocal course in Italy hosted by the [[Global Music Foundation]]. The tutors of the course were jazz singers [[Tina May]] and [[Iain Mackenzie]], and [[Guillermo Rozenthuler]], Argentinean singer, guitarist and composer. Breathing technique, repertoire, improvisation and working with a rhythm section were some of the themes tackled in the course. Basic principles of phrasing and expression,“impro-scat” and interpretation of Brazilian/South American songs were also covered.
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	Nadine started her musical career in Maltese festivals doing backing vocals with other popular singers. When she was 15, her sister [[Marica Axisa]] wrote the song [[“Ma ninsik qatt”]] which Nadine sang as a soloist for the first time, winning the festival [[“Kliem u Mużika”]] organised by the [[Public Broadcasting Services]]. Since then, Nadine did not look back and participated in numerous local festivals such as Festival [[Konkors Kanzunetta Indipendenza]] which she won in 2003 together with [[Roger Tirazona]] with the song [[”Inharsu ‘l Quddiem”]]. She participated in the [[Malta Song for Europe]] eight times in all, placing 6th in 2002 with [[“Think of you”]]. In 2006 she sang [[“Waves”]] which is still a favourite with the Maltese public.		Nadine started her musical career in Maltese festivals doing backing vocals with other popular singers. When she was 15, her sister [[Marica Axisa]] wrote the song [[“Ma ninsik qatt”]] which Nadine sang as a soloist for the first time, winning the festival [[“Kliem u Mużika”]] organised by the [[Public Broadcasting Services]]. Since then, Nadine did not look back and participated in numerous local festivals such as Festival [[Konkors Kanzunetta Indipendenza]] which she won in 2003 together with [[Roger Tirazona]] with the song [[”Inharsu ‘l Quddiem”]]. She participated in the [[Malta Song for Europe]] eight times in all, placing 6th in 2002 with [[“Think of you”]]. In 2006 she sang [[“Waves”]] which is still a favourite with the Maltese public.

	In November 2002 Nadine represented Malta in Prague by singing in the [[Universe Talent Song Festival]], placing third.She has also performed with the [[William Mangion Band]] in Piazza del Popolo, Rome with other bands from around Europe. In September 2003 she sang with [[Vinny Vella Snr band]] in London as part of [[Malta Day Celebrations]] under the patronage of [[~~Dr.~~Eddie Fenech Adami]]. Another performance abroad was in Corinthia Bab Africa in Tripoli accompanied by [[Vinny Vella Jnr Trio]] as part of the Malta Week.		In November 2002 Nadine represented Malta in Prague by singing in the [[Universe Talent Song Festival]], placing third.She has also performed with the [[William Mangion Band]] in Piazza del Popolo, Rome with other bands from around Europe. In September 2003 she sang with [[Vinny Vella Snr band]] in London as part of [[Malta Day Celebrations]] under the patronage of [[Eddie Fenech Adami]]. Another performance abroad was in Corinthia Bab Africa in Tripoli accompanied by [[Vinny Vella Jnr Trio]] as part of the Malta Week.

	An exciting adventure was in the [[Eurovision Song Contest 2010]] where she represented Malta as a backing vocalist with [[Thea Garett]] in Oslo. This was a beautiful experience for Nadine, where she could meet many journalists and Eurovision fans from all over Europe.		An exciting adventure was in the [[Eurovision Song Contest 2010]] where she represented Malta as a backing vocalist with [[Thea Garett]] in Oslo. This was a beautiful experience for Nadine, where she could meet many journalists and Eurovision fans from all over Europe.

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	\| 1997 \|\| [[Kliem u Mużika]]- Festival PBS \|\| ''Ma Ninsik Qatt''		\| 1997 \|\| [[Kliem u Mużika]]- Festival PBS \|\|Ma Ninsik Qatt
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	\| 1997 \|\|[[Festival Internazzjonali tal-Kanzunetta Maltija]] \|\| Ejja Ħdejja		\| 1997 \|\|[[Festival Internazzjonali tal-Kanzunetta Maltija]] \|\| Ejja Ħdejja
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	\| 2001 \|\| [[L-Għanja Tal-Poplu]] - 26 Ediżżjoni \|\| L-Ilsir		\| 2001 \|\| [[L-Għanja Tal-Poplu]] - 26 Ediżżjoni \|\| L-Ilsir
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	\| 2001 \|\| [[Malta Song for Europe]] \|\| ''He's my Romeo''		\| 2001 \|\| [[Malta Song for Europe]] \|\|He's my Romeo
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	\| 2002 \|\| [[Festival Internazzjonali tal-Kanzunetta Maltija]] \|\| Ġużi Tal-Forn		\| 2002 \|\| [[Festival Internazzjonali tal-Kanzunetta Maltija]] \|\| Ġużi Tal-Forn
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	==See also==		==See also==

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	==Early life==		==Early life==
	Nadine was born in Fgura, on the 12th August 1981. She started voice training with Ms [[Irene Dillon]] at an early age of 7, continuing with Ms [[Beatrice ~~Brogdorff~~]]; also qualifying for examinations with the [[Royal Schools of Music]], mostly in classical musical training.		Nadine was born in Fgura, on the 12th August 1981. She started voice training with Ms [[Irene Dillon]] at an early age of 7, continuing with Ms [[Beatrice Brockdorff]]; also qualifying for examinations with the [[Royal Schools of Music]], mostly in classical musical training.

	At a later stage, when Nadine went into the jazz scene, she attended a jazz vocal course in Italy hosted by the [[Global Music Foundation]]. The tutors of the course were jazz singers [[Tina May]] and [[Iain Mackenzie]], and [[Guillermo Rozenthuler]], Argentinean singer, guitarist and composer. Breathing technique, repertoire, improvisation and working with a rhythm section were some of the themes tackled in the course. Basic principles of phrasing and expression,“impro-scat” and interpretation of Brazilian/South American songs were also covered.		At a later stage, when Nadine went into the jazz scene, she attended a jazz vocal course in Italy hosted by the [[Global Music Foundation]]. The tutors of the course were jazz singers [[Tina May]] and [[Iain Mackenzie]], and [[Guillermo Rozenthuler]], Argentinean singer, guitarist and composer. Breathing technique, repertoire, improvisation and working with a rhythm section were some of the themes tackled in the course. Basic principles of phrasing and expression,“impro-scat” and interpretation of Brazilian/South American songs were also covered.

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	\| 2010 \|\| [[Song For Europe]] \|\| Once In A Lifetime (with [[Clifford Galea]])		\| 2010 \|\| [[Song For Europe]] \|\| Once In A Lifetime (with [[Clifford Galea]])
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	\| 2010 - [[Konkors Kanzunetta Indipendenza]] \|\| Malta Ġrajjietna (with [[Fiona Cauchi]])		\| 2010 \|\| [[Konkors Kanzunetta Indipendenza]] \|\| Malta Ġrajjietna (with [[Fiona Cauchi]])
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	\| 2003 \|\| [[Malta Song for Europe]] \|\| Look At Me		\| 2003 \|\| [[Malta Song for Europe]] \|\| Look At Me
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	\| 2004 \|\| [[Konkors Kanzunetta Indipendenza]] - Fjamma Kont U Ntfejt		\| 2004 \|\| [[Konkors Kanzunetta Indipendenza]] \|\| Fjamma Kont U Ntfejt
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	\| 2005 \|\| [[Konkors Kanzunetta Indipendenza]] - Ma Rridx		\| 2005 \|\| [[Konkors Kanzunetta Indipendenza]] \|\| Ma Rridx
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	\| 2006 \|\| [[Song For Europe]] - Waves		\| 2006 \|\| [[Song For Europe]] \|\| Waves
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	\| 2007 \|\| [[Konkors Kanzunetta Indipendenza]] - Eko Eko		\| 2007 \|\| [[Konkors Kanzunetta Indipendenza]] \|\| Eko Eko
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	\| 2008 \|\| [[Konkors Kanzunetta Indipendenza]] - Kien Hemm Żmien		\| 2008 \|\| [[Konkors Kanzunetta Indipendenza]] \|\| Kien Hemm Żmien
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	\| 2010 \|\| [[Song For Europe]] - Once In A Lifetime (with [[Clifford Galea]])		\| 2010 \|\| [[Song For Europe]] \|\| Once In A Lifetime (with [[Clifford Galea]])
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	\| 2010 - [[Konkors Kanzunetta Indipendenza]] - Malta Ġrajjietna (with [[Fiona Cauchi]])		\| 2010 - [[Konkors Kanzunetta Indipendenza]] \|\| Malta Ġrajjietna (with [[Fiona Cauchi]])
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	\| 1999 \|\| [[Festival Internazzjonali tal-Kanzunetta Maltija]] \|\| Jekk Għada Ma Jisbaħx		\| 1999 \|\| [[Festival Internazzjonali tal-Kanzunetta Maltija]] \|\| Jekk Għada Ma Jisbaħx
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	\| 1999 \|\| [[Festival Kanzunetta Għall-Ewropa]] - Hold My Hand (with [[Rita Pace]])		\| 1999 \|\| [[Festival Kanzunetta Għall-Ewropa]] \|\| Hold My Hand (with [[Rita Pace]])
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	\| 1999 \|\| [[Konkors Kanzunetta Indipendenza]] \|\| It-Tama Taż-Żernieq		\| 1999 \|\| [[Konkors Kanzunetta Indipendenza]] \|\| It-Tama Taż-Żernieq

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			==See also==
			[[:Category:Nadine Axisa Photos]]


	==External links==		==External links==