Teresa Bernabe

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Teresa Bernabé
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Background information
Also known as Tibi & her cello
Born 29 August 1983 (1983-08-29) (age 40)
Madrid, Spain
Genres Psychedelic Folk
Acoustic folk
Indie
Instruments Cello and voice
Website www.myspace.com/tibiandhercello

Teresa Bernabé (born 29 August 1983 in Madrid), better known as "Tibi & her cello", is a Spanish cellist and singer-songwriter who combines voice and cello.

Biography

Bernabé began playing cello when she was 9 years old, and graduated as a cello teacher from the Professional Conservatory of Music "Angel Arias Maceín" in Madrid. Afterward she studied Musical Education in Madrid until 2006, when she moved to the United Kingdom due to a grant from AIE ("Sociedad de Artistas Interpretes o Ejecutantes de España") to study at The Liverpool Institute for Performing Arts in Liverpool.[1]

Career

Bernabé began her musical career in 2002 as a classical cellist, playing in orchestras in Madrid and France, until she decided to experiment in the world of modern music. She began working with Spanish bands such as Zahara, Alex Ferreira, Georgina, Richter, Martin Page, and Emerge.

Since 2006, Bernabé has played for other bands such as China Crisis, and has also started her own solo project: "Tibi & her cello".[2]

In 2008, Bernabé collaborated as a member of "Martin Page & The Polaroids", winning the Ecopop Festival Award 2008 where she shared the stage with artist Jorge González, percussionist of Vetusta Morla.[3][4]

These days, she continues to collaborate with Zahara,[5] China Crisis and Gary of the Crisis,[6] and she is about to release her first EP Lost in the Sounds... as her own solo project.

Style

Bernabé's method of playing cello differs from the conventional classic forms of playing the instrument, using an innovative technique that lets her play and sing at the same time. Her songs incorporate a wide range of elements and instruments, obtaining a sound closest to Psychedelic Folk.

Collaborations

Studio albums

  • "Kallisti" Emerge (2006) as singer and cellist [7]
  • "Patchwork" Richter (2007) as cellist [8]
  • "Manifesto" Large and Loose (LIPA, Steve Berry) (2007) [9]

EPs

  • "Un Domingo Cualquiera" Alex Ferreira (2007) as cellist [10]

Discography

  • Lost in the Sounds..., April 2010.[11]

References

External links