► Question 1 ◄

If you had to put together a CD called "The Soundtrack of My Life" featuring songs that you connect with, have influenced you or hold special memories for you, what tracks would be on the album?

Frida Lyngstad:
One CD would not be enough to hold "The Soundtrack of my Life". It would have to be a box, or two, or three maybe, thinking of that I've been around for 70 years now, and that music has been the air that I have breathed during all that time.A short list of a few of my favourites:Elvis Presley: Jailhouse Rock (fell hopelessly in love when I sneaked in to my first grown up film, only 12 years old) Dionne Warwick: Walk on By ( the original singer of Burt Bacharach songs) Eydie Gorme: Too Close for Comfort (one of the best singers ever) Chicago: if You Leave Me Now (heartache for it's beauty) Crosby, Stills, Nash (and Young): Southern Cross (my favourite group of all time) Stevie Wonder: Lately (from one of my favourite albums, Hotter Than July) Led Zeppelin: Stairway to Heaven (magical) Phil Collins: In The Air Tonight (helped me through a life changing time in my life) (love Naturally 7s rendition of the song) Wynton Marsalis: Stardust (seductive tone)James Arthur: Impossible (love his voice) Ray Charles: Oh What a Beautiful Morning (from a perfect album; Ray Sings, Basie Swings) Simply Red: The Air that I Breathe (cause I love Mick's singing) Michael Jackson: Billy Jean (my full admiration for a most talented songwriter and singer) Mozart Piano Concerto No. 23 in A, Rondo (one classical favourite) ... and finally  (because that is what it makes me, and I have to put my dancing shoes on ;-))

► Question 2 ◄

If you could hold a dinner party with any four people (past or present) who would you choose?

Frida Lyngstad:
Apart from the obvious choice of family or friends, I would invite four ladies to my table.

Frida Kahlo, a Mexican painter who mainly painted self portraits, and had a lonely and difficult life, married to the Mexican artist Diego Riviera.

Katharine Hepburn, the late actress, a remarkable woman and a brilliant and unsurpassed actress. An independent soul, who never conformed to society's expectations of women.

Donna Tartt, writer, because of her stunningly beautifully written story, "The Goldfinch".

My late grandmother Arntine, just for the wish to meet her now, being almost as old as she was when she died and to see if the resemblance is as strong as I think it is!

► Question 3◄

How important is social media to you? We know you like to keep your life private but do you have a Twitter or Facebook account to keep in touch with those close to you? Do you Skype? Do you text? In the 1970s and 1980s, Twitter and YouTube didn't exist for ABBA to chat to fans or post videos. From a professional point of view, do you think these things are important for musicians to keep in touch with fans these days?

Frida Lyngstad:
I am not a great fan of social media as I think of life as being so much more than to tell everybody what your private everyday life looks like.

I rather enjoy being in it, contemplating it, enjoying it, and when the opportunity is there sharing it with family and friends.

And like now, taking my time to answer your questions on Bernd�s and Michael�s page. I am humbled and happy to do so.

From a professional point of view, time has changed a lot from the 70s and 80s, and subsequently you have to go with the flow, or you'll be left behind!

► Question 4

When you sang a few bars of Fernando and walked on stage at the QX Gala and received that incredible and emotional reaction from the audience, did it make you want to return to performing on stage again? You still have it all - the looks, the energy, the voice.
Would you ever consider doing a one off