'When you start out, you have to live as cheaply as possible, so you can take artistic risks'.
The article focuses on the music of Zoë Keating, a California-based cellist. It states that her music is accessible but intelligent and the playing is sensitive yet strong. It cites that she avoids the over-processing of the cello sound and uses subtle effects. It mentions that her work in her studi...
| Publicado en: | Strad Vol. 124; no. 1485; pp. 38 - 44 |
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Newsquest Specialist Media
Jan2014
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| Sumario: | The article focuses on the music of Zoë Keating, a California-based cellist. It states that her music is accessible but intelligent and the playing is sensitive yet strong. It cites that she avoids the over-processing of the cello sound and uses subtle effects. It mentions that her work in her studio remains gradual process of creation, recreation, and refinement. |
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