Kerstin Lindberg-Torlind (1897-1977) was a Swedish soprano, active in opera and concert repertory. She was associated with Scandinavian musical life and with major choral-symphonic works.

In the Pristine catalogue she appears in Brahms under Furtwängler and in Fritz Busch’s Beethoven in Copenhagen recordings.

Her singing, as represented here, belongs to the Nordic choral-symphonic tradition, where clarity and steadiness are essential virtues.

Her page is justified by repeated catalogue presence and repertory context. Lindberg-Torlind gives the Scandinavian vocal shelf a clear soprano thread.