In the cradle she trains her vocal cords with continuous roar. At the age of six she holds a guitar for the first time and gives her first performance. Growing up she played and sang in various choirs and bands. For Noanna (36) is singing like breathing. Noanna’s music is a combination of “quirky pop” with folk and country influences, inspired by Miss Montreal and Nelly Furtado among others.

Noanna initially does not opt for an artist’s life. In 2004 she started working as a teacher at a primary school. In addition to her work in education, she also kept busy with making music. In 2014, she created the show “Message of Love”, a combination of singing and other art forms.

In 2016 she exchanged the guitar for the ukulele. However the combinatian of working as a teacher and working as a muscian, the struggle with motherhood and all the other activities became too much. In October 2017 she was diagnosed with a burnout.

The burnout forces Noanna to make strict choices. She decides to follow her heart and chooses fully for her music. Going to New Zealand  accelerated her recovery. Noanna regains the joy in writing and singing. In New Zealand she writes the song “Trampoline”. The inspiration keeps coming and Noanna writes a lot of songs that are ready to be shared with the world.

With her music Noanna wants to bring joy into this world. In addition, she hopes that people will find recognition in the lyrics. She wants to encourage listeners  and sings about topics such as self-condemnation and perfectionism. She wants to   and how important unconditional (self) love is to tackle these kinds of problems.

Noanna wants to share her skills with others and gives also singing lessons . In addition to private lessons, she also gives workshops to groups and choirs.