US EditionBetty Who on finding harmony between pop and classical ahead of ‘once in a lifetime’ LA Phil show
Betty Who, a classically trained cellist turned pop artist, will perform orchestrally arranged songs with the LA Philharmonic, marking a personal and professional milestone in her music career.
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Betty Who on finding harmony between pop and classical
When Betty Who steps onto the stage at The Ford on Saturday, Aug. 30, she’ll be standing before one of the world’s most acclaimed orchestras in one of Los Angeles’ most well-known venues. For the Australian-born pop singer-songwriter, who trained as a classical cellist before finding her voice in glittering synth-pop anthems, the collaboration with the LA Philharmonic feels like a career milestone that ties her past to her present. “Something I …
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Betty Who on finding harmony between pop and classical ahead of ‘once in a lifetime’ LA Phil show
When Betty Who steps onto the stage at The Ford on Saturday, Aug. 30, she’ll be standing before one of the world’s most acclaimed orchestras in one of Los Angeles’ most well-known venues. For the Australian-born pop singer-songwriter, who trained as a classical cellist before finding her voice in glittering synth-pop anthems, the collaboration with the LA Philharmonic feels like a career milestone that ties her past to her present. “Something I …
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