Bison Rouge Berlin, Germany
Bison Rouge embodies the analog, grounded sounds of the cello combined with the excitement of electronic x classical crossover pop. In live performances she appears with cello in arms and barefoot, having a pure connection to the electronic instruments at her feet, while her chanson to ethereal folk-inspired, soulful voice soars and lilts. Whether solo, or with dancers, she captivates audiences. ... more
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The Company We Keep
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The first time I performed with and met Shenandoah was with the Portland Cello Project. I fell for her sublime piano writing skills and interesting arrangements.
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