Jennifer Deann Scott

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Denver, CO USA

Electronic • Experimental Sounds

April 15, 2007

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I am a classically trained musician with an aesthetic for sophisticated pop music, electronica, and soundscapes.  I have a degree in violin performance from the University of Idaho, Moscow, ID and will have a Masters Degree in Music Composition by May 2008 from the University of Colorado at Boulder.  I sing mezzo soprano and play violin and piano.

I collaborate with many musicians on some projects, but mostly write my own music.  Lately I have been experiementing with various digital music software such as ProTools, Live, Reason, and Garage Band.  Some day I will learn Cubase. 

Most notably, I have been collaborating with Gunnar Spardel of Tigerforest and Atlantique, and Amethyste Lyne via Atlantique.  I look forward to many projects with these amazingly talented musicians.  

I also collaborated with DJ Fadeliss, David Iverson, and Aeturnas.  

I have a couple sites where some of my music and collaborations can be found:
www.myspace.com/jhadiousofmelimiti
www.myspace.com/atlantiquemusic

"Longing for the Sun" is now available on iTunes and CD Baby on "The Sound of LIfe" album by Tigerforest.

Band/artist history

Currently performing solo violin and voice as well as with a local band named "Poor Jennifer"comprised of electric guitar, electric bass, keyboard, drums, violin, with male and female vocals in a style mixed of blues, Americana, folk, and pop rock.

I began playing viola in grade school but eventually switched to the violin, ultimately to major in violin performance at the University of Idaho, in Moscow, ID where I also studied voice. I achieved a Master of Music degree at the University of Colorado at Boulder in Music Composition.  Though I have not found one specific genre to follow, I enjoy experimenting with a variety of mediums and genres such as musique concrete, classical string ensembles, SSA choirs, piano solos, electronica, etc. Music that incorporates both acoustic and electronic/digital elements are most appealing to my ear. I feel it is part of my mission to create music that other people can relate with--establish a connection on a non-verbal level.

Have you performed in front of an audience?

Performing at the Community College of Aurora on April 13, 2012 featuring violin improvisations processed using the iPad.