Live In Studio With Lili Haydn

Episode 10 of the STORYOPHONIC podcast, hosted by Lindsay Tomasic & Dan Kimpel, titled "Live In Studio With Lili Haydn" was published on February 1, 2019 and runs 3 minutes.

February 1, 2019 ·3m · STORYOPHONIC

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Dan Kimpel interviews Lili Haydn, classically trained violinist, ethereal vocalist, film composer, songwriter and more. Lili has played with Jimmy Page and Robert Plant, Sting, Josh Groban and George Clinton's P-Funk, Herbie Hancock and many others. Nominated in the New Age category for a 2019 Grammy with her group Opium Moon, Lili Haydn is also an accomplished film composer who scored, contributed songs and co-music supervised the new darkly sardonic indie film Driver X.

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