PROFILE:
Dynamic and versatile classically trained violinists with extensive experience performing and recording with diverse artists & bands including MOBY, LAMB, ASIAN DUB FOUNDATION, BOY GEORGE, NELLY FURTADO, BARRY ADAMSON, KLF/THE ORB, GOLDFRAPP, ANASTACIA, URIAH HEEP. Also write string arrangements.
GIGS & TOURS:
- MOBY '18' and 'PLAY' world tours 2000-2003, 'WAIT FOR ME' world tours 2009-2010, 'DESTROYED' world tour 2011
- LAMB European and UK tours - 2002-2004
- SIXPENCE NONE THE RICHER UK tour - 1999
- NELLY FURTADO - The Forum, Kentish Town
- GOLDFRAPP - ICA, Festival Botanique (Brussels)
- URIAH HEEP - Acoustic gig at Mermaid Theatre, Blackfriars
- UN-CUT - Jazz Cafe (London), Bridgewater Hall (Manchester)
- ASIAN DUB FOUNDATION - UK/Spain 2010
- SARAH BLASKO - Europe 2010 (current)
ALBUMS:
- LAMB
"Between Darkness and Wonder" (Mercury/Universal Records 2003)
- BARRY
ADAMSON "King of Nothing Hill" (Mute Records 2002)
- BOY
GEORGE "U Can Never B 2 Straight" (Virgin 2002)
- BOY
GEORGE'S "Taboo The Musical - Original London Cast" and FrostyBoy
project
- TRANSIT KINGS - "Transit Kings" (Jimmy Cauty KLF, Alex Paterson The
Orb, Guy Pratt Pink Floyd)
- URIAH
HEEP "Acoustically Driven" (Classic Rock Legends)
- ECHOBOY
"Giraffe" produced by Flood (Mute Records 2002)
TV:
- MOBY on Later
with Jools Presents Moby, MTV Awards 2000+2002, Nobel Peace
Prize Awards (Oslo), TFI Friday with Elton John, Top of the Pops,
CD:UK, DanceStar Awards, M6 Awards, The Priory, Tapis Rouge (Canal
Plus, France)
- GOLDFRAPP "Lovely Head" live on NPA (Canal +, France)
- ANASTACIA on Top of the Pops, Hit Machine (Paris), Lottery shows
(Amsterdam, Zurich), Echo Awards 2001, 2004 (Berlin), Wetten Das,
Stuttgart, Hamburg
- KLF "F*** The Millennium" live on MTV
- CYNDI LAUPER "Girls Just Wanna Have Fun", "Time
After Time", "True Colours" on Top of the Pops,
Davina Show, Greatest Movie Songs (BBC)
- BORIS DLUGOSCH FT. ROISIN MURPHY "Never Enough"
on CD:UK
- YOMANDA "Synth and Strings " on Top of the Pops
- WATERGATE "Heart of Asia" on Top of the Pops
- CHi2 live performance and interview on MTV Asia, Singapore
- CHi2 interview on TVBS-G 'Fashion Walker', Taipei, Taiwan
- CHi2 live set and interview on Arté (European Arts Channel)
CLUBS:
- Bed Supperclub @ Bangkok, Thailand
- Fusion Club @ Shanghai, China
- Future World Funk @ Notting Hill Arts Club
- Chinese New Year @ ICA bar, ICA
- Kemia Bar @ Momo's
- Global Lounge @ Vibe Bar
- Sprawl Compass multimedia event @ Cockpit Theatre
- Chinatrash Club @ Cabot Hall, Canary Wharf
FESTIVALS:
- Singapore Street Festival 2004, Singapore
- Hakka International Arts Festival, Kaoshiung, Taiwan
- Fringe Festival, Macau
- Edinburgh International Film Festival (Closing Gala)
- Laurie Anderson's Meltdown Festival (Queen Elizabeth Hall)
- Glastonbury Festival (Mainstage, dance stage, One World stage)
- Brighton Festival (Sallis Benney Theatre)
- VIA 2002 Multi-Media Festival, Brussels
- DeepRoot Multi-media Festival (Ferrens Art Gallery, Hull)
- Coin Street Festival (South Bank)
- Yan Huang Fest of Chin Arts (London Arena)
- Asian Transcendent Festival (SOAS London University)
RADIO:
- London Live Radio (BBC Music Live) at Abbey Road Studios with
Moby
- BBC Radio 4 'Beyond the Takeaway' music by CHI2
- CBS Radio Taiwan International's 'Stage, Screen and Studio Show' - CHi2 interview and live gig
- Symphony 92.4 FM, MediaCorp Radio, Singapore - CHi2 feature
- BBC London Radio Lisa I'Anson's show - CHi2 live studio performance and interview
- BBC World Service - CHI2 live studio performance and interview
- BBC Radio 1 Mark and Lard, Radio 4 Janice Long & RTL Radio (Europe) - live acoustic songs with Moby
- BBC Radio 2 Gloria Gaynor's Gospel Train
SOUNDTRACKS:
- Birthday Girl (October Films for Channel 4), music by Chi2
- Crybaby by Romeo Doron Alaeff, music by Chi2 Strings
- Sauce by Xiaosong Atiyah, music co-written by Chi2
- The Low Down (Film Four), music composed by Momus, directed by Jamie Thraves
- A Fistful of Fingers directed by Edgar Wright (orchestral leaders)
- And Nothing But the Truth (V-Tol Dance Company)
- Ruff Stuff (Asian Comedy for First Take Films)
THEATRE:
- Ken Campbell's "Pidgin Makbed" Theatre show (Theatre Royal Bath)
- Daughter of the River (Waterman's Arts Centre, Studio Theatre)
- "1997: Behind The Chinese Takeaway" violin and performer (ICA, British Festival of Visual Theatre @ BAC)
- Alice Through the Looking-Glass (British Library)
- Beasts & Superbeasts - actor & musician (Horniman Gardens & Gunnersbury Park)
MEDIA EVENTS:
- Design Week Awards @ Royal Courts of Justice
- Pearl Awards 2004 @ Cafe Royale
- Dockers Jeans @ London Fashion Week party (In And Out Club)
- Internet industry party (Ministry of Sound club)
- Fashion party for celebrity designer Dee Izmail (Stringfellows Club)
- Launch parties for Spirit Magazine (Human Resource Centre) and
Fringecore Magazine (Home Bar)
- Launch parties for Origins, Selfridges Manchester and Selfridges Birmingham etc.
TRAINING:
LIZ CHI YEN LIEW: B.Sc. (Hons.) Music at City University, London, L.G.S.M. (Hons.) at Guildhall School of Music, A.L.C.M., at London College of Music, junior Royal Academy of Music. Instruments: Violin (acoustic and 5-string electro-acoustic), Piano, Organ.
SARAH CHI SHANG LIEW: B.A. (Hons.) Performing Arts (specializing in Music) at Middlesex University, Trent Park; The Purcell School of Music, Academy of Traditional Chinese Opera, Beijing, China. Instruments: Violin (acoustic, 5-string electric), Chinese Violins (Jinghu and Erhu), Piano.
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