Lisbeth tours a s a soloist much of the time, but when she's worked with a band, she's had the opportunity to work with many fantastic musicians. Here are a few.
Greg Ellis - percussion
MB Gordy - percussion
Dan Lutz - bass
Nathan Barr - Cello , guitar
Bernie Locker - guitar
Steve Erdody - cello
Leland Sklar - bass
Phil Parlapiano - everything!
Mike Fischer - percussion
Chris Bleth - Duduk
Lurette McCray - vocals
Influences
Beatles, Bach, Beethoven, Brahms, Bartok, Stravinsky, Bjork, Joni Mitchell, Laura Nyro, Pifarro, Sinead O'Connor, Steve Reich, Nick Drake, John Martyn, Abra Moore, Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young..lots and lots
Sounds Like
a little bit like Sarah McClaughlin, Bjork, Tori Amos, John Lennon, Annie Lennox
Being a singer was something Lisbeth Scott only dreamed about as a child. Raised as a classical pianist headed for a concert career practicing hours a day, she ran away to California as soon as she could and began to discover her voice. Someone heard her singing and playing piano for a modern dance class in the hills of Idyllwild and suggested her voice for a score by composer Hans Zimmer. That was all it took. Scotts uniquely moving and sweetly melodic voice has been heard on literally hundreds of films. John Williams wrote a 5 minute solo specifically for her in the score for Spielbergs film Munich. She was the featured vocalist and co-lyricist for the John Debney score to the film The Passion of The Christ . She was the featured vocalist and songwriter for the Disney film The Lion The Witch and The Wardrobe. While her film work was gaining momentum, Scott was busy honing her craft as an artist in her own right. She recorded and produced four critically acclaimed CDs of her solo work and was the featured vocalist and co-writer for Paul Schwartz RCA releases State of Grace(I and II) and Earthbound, all of which spent more than 10 weeks on Billboards Top Ten list. Scott has toured the world as both a solo artist and a featured vocalist for Paul Schwartz, John Debney, and Harry Gregson Williams performing with a 100 piece symphony orchestra one night and accompanying her own singing on piano, guitar and harmonium and dulcimer the next.
Back in the days of being a dance accompanist Scott made a decision to use her voice as an instrument of healing no matter the context in which it appeared. Moving people and opening their hearts through the use of her voice continues to be her main focus. Her recent recording Rough and Steep is a starkly beautiful collection of both traditional and original non-denominational spirituals featuring Scotts voice and piano work. It is scheduled for a Summer 2006 release. Scott has also recently scored her first film with composer John Debney, Ithuteng, which was a wonderful experience!
Wow, your cover of "Here's to You" with Harry Gregson-Williams was amazing. You helped make Metal Gear Solid 4 even more special. You'll soon have many new fans thanks to your song in MGS4. You should update your site recognizing this masterpiece.
I just came back from your website, I love the new look, green is beautiful! I'm so happy with all the good news. I'm really exited about The 10000 Steps and the songs with Bliss, can't wait! Oh and to learn you worked with Harry again on Prince Caspian! I was hoping you would since I heard you on Gone Baby Gone but then again, one never knows right? So to read that you're on this soundtrack, hell, I'm even more looking forward to it than to the film :D You two are my favourite musicians so whenever you work together it's just the very best of treat :) By the way, I'll go and watch Shutter as soon as it comes out, can't miss an occasion to laugh & hear you at the same time, right ;) You can't see but all this news just put this really big smile on my face :D
Thank you for making my day :) Have a great one too!
Karine
PS: What happened to sweet little Niff last month? Well at least she's healthy now that's what matters :) I can't wait to have my own Chani (it will be my dog's name when I finally have her he he he!)
Hello my friend, Lisbeth Scott, This is George Terzian again. Such a day to remember all my good friends and to say 'hello'. I wish to you, a very very Happy Thanksgiving. Sincerely always your movie actor friend, George
wow! great running into you on dogwalks in the canyon.. will have to pop in and listen when my ears need a break from mixing rock/metal- your music's awesome!
Hi Lisbeth. Thanks for the add. You have a wonderful voice, heard you on the "Kingdom of Heaven" OST so I just had to go and buy "Passionate Voice", which I love. Keep doing that thing you do so well. Best wishes from Australia. :) M xx
THANKS FOR THE ADD LISBETH. I LOVE YOUR VOICE~IT IS WONDERFUL. I HAD A CD OF YOURS IN MY CAR PLAYING AND MY HUSBAND THOUGHT IT WAS GREAT. HAVE A LOVELY WEEKEND. ROSALIE
It's been a real pleasure hearing you sing on so many scores over the last few years. I'm sorry I didn't catch you live with John Debney at Ubeda, it must have been phenomenal :)
