MATHILDE SANTING

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Matilde Santing

Mathilde Santing

Covers queen with an aristocratic voice.
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Former members

Simon Planting   contrabas
Peter Meuris   drums
Gert Wantenaar   accordeon, toetsinstrumenten
Kris Barczewski   cello
Rolf Hermsen   gitaar
Arnold van Dongen   gitaar
Jan Stavenuiter   drums
Michael Vatcher   percussie
Kim Weemhoff   drums
Sebastiaan Koolhoven   viool
Torsten Kindermann   achtergrondzang
Dionys Breukers   toetsinstrumenten
Noortje Fassaert   achtergrondzang
Tim Satink   drums
Daniëlle Van De Stoor   achtergrondzang
Marc Tromp   basgitaar
Cok van Vuuren   gitaar
Simon Gitsels   toetsinstrumenten
Jac Bico   gitaar
Renske Taminiau   achtergrondzang
Wolf Martini   gitaar
Michiel Brandes   accordeon, gitaar
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1958   Stephen Emmer
1960   Willem Duys
1980   Nynke Laverman
1981   Johan Visser
1981   The Tapes
1981   Willem Wisselink
1982   Joep Bruijnjé
1983   Michiel Hoogenboezem
1983   Minny Pops
1985   Astrid Seriese
1985   Frank van der Weij
1985   Julya Lo'ko
1987   Tjeerd Oosterhuis
1990   Claw Boys Claw
1990   Nico van der Linden
1990   The Dutch
1991   Astrid Seriese
1992   Leoni Jansen
1992   René Klijn
1993   Julya Lo'ko
1994   Arnold van Dongen
1994   Fay Lovsky
1994   Rolinha Kross
1996   De Bende van Drie
1996   Denise Jannah
1996   Flamman & Abraxas
1998   Bert Meulendijk
1998   Cor Bakker
1999   Cor Bakker
2000   Brigitte Kaandorp
2000   Joris Teepe
2000   Tineke Schouten
2002   Allard Buwalda
2002   Joop Stokkermans
2003   Izaline Calister
2004   Powderblue
2005   Birgit
2005   Frank Boeijen
2006   Glennis Grace
2006   Reyer Zwart
2012   Metropole Orkest
2013   Lucretia
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Biography Mathilde Santing

Covers queen with an aristocratic voice.

1958

Mathilde Santing is born.

1963

Santing starts taking music lessons.

1971

She takes up singing lessons.

1972 - 1981

Santing performs with a band and as a solo artist. She also sings backing vocals with The Tapes, a band from Amsterdam.

The Tapes

1982

Mathilde records a mini album, which is released in two versions: one with 7 songs and one with 9 songs. Mathilde's repertoire mainly consists of covers of evergreens.

Johan Visser Willem Wisselink

1983

Santing is supporting act for Randy Newman. She also starts recordings for her second album.

Dennis Duchhart

1984

Water Under The Bridge is released.

Dennis Duchhart

1985

Santing's first mini album has become gold. She and fellow Dutch singers Julya Lo'ko and Astrid Seriese perform at the Knokke festival in Belgium. Their soul/jazz show wins them the first place.

Astrid Seriese Julya Lo'ko

1986

Mathilde is working on a new album: Out Of This Dream.

1987

The albums Out Of This Dream and Out Of This Dream: A Third Side, are released. Santing performs with the Japanese keyboard player Mimi Izumi Kobayashi.

Mimi Izumi Kobayashi

1988

The Breast And Brow show is for the most part recorded in London.

Mimi Izumi Kobayashi

1989

Santing sings the theme song for the film Rituelen ('Rituals'). She is also one of four vocalists on the album iK.i by Kobayashi.

Mimi Izumi Kobayashi

1990

Mathilde performs in London and Tokio. She receives an Edison Music Award for Breast And Brow.

1991

The album Carried Away is released.

1992

With Lo'ko and Seriese Santing tours The Netherlands.

Astrid Seriese Julya Lekranty

1993

Santing records the album Texas Girl & Pretty Boy, which wins her a second Edison Music Award.

Karin Bloemen

1994

Santing goes on tour with the Whole Band. She records the pop album Under A Blue Roof and releases the single Hey Joan (based on the Jimi Hendrix song Hey Joe).

1995

Mathilde tours with the Whole Band.

1996

Santing releases her first live album.

1997

She tours again with the Whole Band and in August she makes her musical debut with a part in Joe - The Musical.

1998

She drops the letter 'h' out of her first name. Thanks to the chart topping success of the single Beautiful People the double compilation CD Matilde climbs the album charts. Santing is awarded a Gouden ('Golden') Harp Music Award.

Cor Bakker

1999

La Santing does two shows as supporting act for Shirley Bassey. Santing has chart success with the single Wonderful World (originally by Black). Santing tours with a show called Matilde Binnen Handbereik ('Matilde Within Reach').

2000

Santing plays a part in the Dutch film Babs.

Stanley Burleson

2001

In the spring Santing The Oversoul 9 tour the country with the show May Be. In the autumn they do so again with a show called Nieuw Amsterdam ('New Amsterdam'). The first single to be taken from the album New Amsterdam is In The Meantime.

2002

La Santing wins an Edison Award in the category Best female singer national for her album Nieuw Amsterdam.

2003

In Februari Mathilde Santing kicks off her theatre tour De Negen Levens van Mathilde Santing ('The Nine Lives of Mathilde Santing'). The cabaret-like show, which includes autobiographical elements, is in the Dutch language. Trapperdetrap is a children's album, a project by Santing and Peer de Graaf. With her peers Izaline Calister and Francien van Tuinen and accompanied by the Amsterdam Concertgebouw's Jazz Orchestra, Santing sings a special Christmas concert on December 20.

Izaline Calister

2004

On March 14 she sings at the Gala of Dutch-language songs at Rotterdam's Luxor Theatre. In October and November she is on a short domestic tour with the Dutch Flute Orchestra. Santing is one of the Dutch artists who contribute to a Song For Beslan (In the Russian village by that name a school was hijacked by terrorists). Marjolein van der Klauw (Powderblue) is credited as songwriter. Proceeds go via the Dutch Red Cross and the Help Beslan Foundation to the victims of the disaster. In September Santing gives a master class on Dutch national TV. Among her pupils are former soapy Antonie Kamerling, Mirjam Timmer (ex-Twarres) and Birgit Schuurman.

Birgit Powderblue

2005

Mathilde Santing is one of the vocalists on Als Je Iets Kan Doen ('If You Can Do Something') the benefit single for the Tsunami victims in Asia. Under the name Mathilde Santing & Her New Traditions the singer embarks on a theatre tour in February. Her show is called Basement Bargains. Basically she leaps through her repertoire over the years. Mathilde Santing contributes to a CD that is enclosed with a book by artist Wouter Stips. Meg and Hans Eijkenaar write the music to Stips' lyrics. The latter's band, Anouk's live band, is featured as backing musicians on the album. In the autumn Santing and The New Traditions go into the studio for recordings of her new album Under Your Charms. Together with Frank Boeijen she prepares her 2006 Benelux theatre tour dubbed Even ('A Little While').

Tineke Schouten

2006

Santing and Frank Boeijen tour the Lowlands with their theatre tour Even. Under Your Charms is released on April 17. From August 25 Mathilde Santing stars in the Dutch version of the musical The Wiz playing the role of Glinda the Good.

Frank Boeijen

2007

Mathilde Santing becomes Companion of the Order of Orange-Nassau.

2008

From January the singer and her band The New Traditions tour with the show Stay Inside The Light. The band's line up is: Jac Bico (guitar), Cok van Vuuren (guitar), Lené te Voortwis (bass), Simon Gitsels (keyboards), Leon Klaasse (drums) and Tortsen Kindermann (backing vocals). In September the album Forty Nine is released. The title is a reference to Santing's age. It's her last album to be released by Sony.

2010

The theatre tour Sinatra's Tonic by Mathilde Santing & The Spirit Of Volunteering kick off in January.

Matangi Quartet

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