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Zoë Keating is a Canadian musician and composer.

Classically trained from the age of eight, Keating studied music at Sarah Lawrence College in Westchester County, New York and the Scuola di Musica di Fiesole in Italy. After graduation she moved to San Francisco and began working in computer software while moonlighting as a cellist with dance troupes, theatre companies, and rock bands. She combined the two, and developed her now signature style while improvising for late night crowds in her San Francisco warehouse space.

Keating’s self-produced album One Cello x 16: Natoma, which rose to number one on the iTunes Classical and number two on the iTunes Electronica charts, is the direct result of that experimentation. She has since performed her music live on National Public Radio, on television, outdoors in the Nevada desert, in mediaeval churches, in punk clubs, and in mainstream rock venues across North America and Europe.

Keating has worked with a wide range of artists, including Imogen Heap, Mark Isham, The Dresden Dolls, Rasputina, DJ Shadow, and Paolo Nutini. From 2002 to 2006 she was a member of the cello-rock trio Rasputina. Most recently she has been composing music for film and ballet. In 2008 she performed her music live with the Valencia ballet, she composed music for a documentary called Ghostbird about the Ivory-Billed Woodpecker, and performed on Mark Isham’s score for The Secret Life of Bees.
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  • snap2244

    sounds a lot like arthur russel http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PjzsnNkL-7o

    Sunday afternoon
  • Peenaaa

    The music is brilliant, indeed. And it's perfect for chess matches to listen to :)

    last week
  • melosuffix

    I disrespectfully disagree *points down*

    14 days ago
  • saradonin

    When I have heard one track I thought "hey, that might be nice". Unfortunately her albums are plain and inrcedibly boring. She disappointed me wasting her great technique to play such a dull and uninventive music. Awesome cellist, awful composer.

    16 days ago
  • otrasemilla

    information technology & inner beauty :)

    last month
  • kmysko

    just genious. please, new album!

    November 2011
  • Mikami_01

    Хороша

    November 2011
  • Miszter_EROMU

    Brilliant

    October 2011
  • BowlingEggs

    ни о чем

    October 2011
  • cdaniel80

    ...hi...

    October 2011
  • lll__

    maybe i would like her if she didn't recycle the same melody over and over in her songs.

    September 2011
  • GimmeJazz2

    Should you ever make it back to the north country .... please let me know. So I'll drive for a couple of hours ! Nanook ... but I can come out of hiding ! Brilliant work ... such charm, exuberance ~ Your music is your own ... and I love it !!! =)

    September 2011
  • marlboro-mary

    very very very excelent

    August 2011
  • manuelomar2001

    There are no words.

    August 2011
  • Lupin1112

    Awesome.

    August 2011
  • krystian_

    This brought me here. http://vimeo.com/22641476

    August 2011
  • Luftkutscher

    Oh yes!

    July 2011
  • JustSomeOldJoe

    Wonderful.

    July 2011
  • maxleal

    amazing

    July 2011
  • KeithKokain

    I would love to see her live!

    June 2011
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