Elise Lebec

Pianist Elise Lebec (aka Tabitha Lebec) was created and raised in NORTH PARK, CA, where, seeing that a kid, she was drawn to the music of such modern artists while George Winston, Enya, Loreena McKennitt, and Andreas Vollenweider, and used the piano in age 4. She started to find out classical items, but also required a pastime in pop and rock and roll in senior high school. She relocated to New Zealand, where she resided for just two years, and to Sydney, Australia, where she arrived in touch with the painter Charles Billich, resulting in the discharge of her 1st album, Tabitha Takes on Billich, the Compact disc booklet offering reproductions of Billich’s paintings. Next, she relocated to Britain, where she resided for five years and created the music group Post Pop Federation with Mike Lindup of Level 42 and Roland Chadwick; the group released an recording, PPF, on Warner Bros. Information. Moving back again to the U.S., Lebec caused a number of music artists, including Peter Bernstein, Pat Robinson, and Robert Johnson, on composing and recording tasks. She released her second recording, a assortment of vocal tunes called Back again to Innocence, once again beneath the name Tabitha Lebec, in 2004. Switching back again to piano instrumentals and phoning herself Elise Lebec, she released her third recording, Feasible Dreams, in 2006.