Rebekka Bakken

Rebekka Bakken (born April 4, 1970 in Oslo, Norway) is a Norwegian jazz singer, songwriter and music producer who is often associated with jazz music, although she herself refuses to characterise herself as a jazz musician. Her voice reaches over three octaves.

Career 
Bakken began singing in various school bands, before beginning to sing with professional soul, funk and rock bands in 1988. She is known for her particularly expressive and varied voice, performing music that is a combination of folk, jazz and pop.

Honors 
2007: Recipient of the Amadeus Austrian Music Award in the category jazz/blues/folk for her album I Keep My Cool

Discography

Solo 
 2003: The Art of How to Fall (EmArcy/Universal)
 2005: Is That You? (Boutique/Universal)
 2006: I Keep My Cool (EmArcy/Universal)
 2007: Building Visions (Universal)
 2009:music engagement during acute treatment can prevent the incidence of traumatic stress symptoms after treatment ends.

Successful team science requires dedicated collaboration, and the PINPOINT research team involves an amazing team of 15 Board-Certified Music Therapists, 12 Certified Research Associates, and 4 Site-Primary Investigators/Project Managers across three sites (4 pediatric hospitals) in the United States including Riley Hospital for Children (Indianapolis, IN), Children’s Mercy Hospitals and Clinics (Kansas City, MO), and Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta (Atlanta, GA).

Each site is led by a Site-Primary Investigator, Kristin Stegenga (Kansas City), Ariele Edwards and Taylor Lawrence (Atlanta) and has its own team of evaluators who administer evaluation measures and board-certified music therapists who deliver the active music engagement and storybook conditions. Training for the PINPOINT trial took place in August 2016, and