Laura Escudé
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| Laura Escudé | |
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| Birth name | Laura Allison Escudé |
| Born | May 11, 1979 |
| Origin | Pensacola, FL |
| Genre(s) | Experimental music |
| Occupation(s) | Violinist, composer, sound designer |
| Instrument(s) | Violin |
| Years active | 2001 - present |
| Label(s) | Fixed Noise |
| Associated acts | Trace Element |
| Website | LauraEscude.com |
Laura Escudé is a Los Angeles-based violinist, composer, sound designer, educator and music technologist. She is the West Coast Product Specialist for music production software company Ableton and is an avid user of Ableton Live. Escudé performs regularly around Los Angeles at events such as Create:Fixate, with LA-based electronica collective Fateless Flows, does session work and sound design for commercials and film and has performed and recorded for composers such as Carmen Rizzo and Eric Whitacre and artists such as Sage Francis and PlatEAU (band).
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[edit] Discography
[edit] Violin works
- Organicworks Music For the Planet (2001)
- Trace Element Human (2004)
- Reed Rothchild’s "The Great Century” on Red, Green, Blue and Other Summer Feelings (2005)
- Commuter Brightly Shining, Dimly Lit (2006)
- Solillaquists of Sound As if We Existed (2006)
- Surface 10 Surface Tensions (2006)
- Sage Francis Human the Death Dance (2007)
- PlatEAU Kushbush (2007)
[edit] Discography
[edit] Composition
- Trace Element Human (2004) (programming)
- Wave 5x website (2004) (composition and violin)
- Fateless Flows Undergrounded-Noncommittal (2006) (composition and violin)
[edit] Film, Television and Theater
[edit] Violin
- Welcome Home (2006)
- Paradise Lost (2007)
- Kissing Cousins (2007)
- The Power of the Game (2007)
- The Song Story-HBO (2008)
[edit] Sound
- Lovewrecked (2005) (sound editor)
- RPM's Remixed (2006) (sound design)
- Red is the Color of (2007) (assistant sound editor)
[edit] Member
[edit] Violinist
- Rhode Island Philharmonic Orchestra (1994-1997)
- Vanderbilt University Orchestra (1997-1998)
- Florida State University Orchestra (1998-2001)
- Pensacola Symphony (1998-2002)
- Choral Society of Pensacola (1998-2002)
- Pensacola Opera (1998-2002)
- Tampa Bay Symphony (2002-2004)
- Santa Monica Symphony (2004-present)
- Antelope Valley Symphony (2005)
- Observatory Orchestra (2005-present)
- Musician’s Union Local 47 (2006-present)
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