Artist description Katya Sanna, is a vocalist, endowed with a range of four octave. She composes very personal melodies and harmonies wich mix a singing styie characterized by an ancient flavour with arrangements wich sum up electronic, ethnic, romantic, rarified atmospheres. The lyrics of Katya's songs are often inspired by literar themes, for instance her long reserch on myths and legends from all the world. Her way of interpreting the combination ofwords with music is absolutely unique; she creates sonorities hitherto unknown by distorting the common rules of metre and stresses.

Music Style Original melodies and harmonies, rirified atmospheres

Musical Influences The Beatles Peter Gabriel

Similar Artists Cathy Berberian, Danielle Dax, Meredith Monk

Artist History Apart from her works as a vocalist, she likes very much to collaborate with other artists who belong to different musical culture in order to get in touch with a lot of genres: Sound-trackes, Jazz, Ancient Music, Heavy-Metal, Multimedial music and poetry Project. To sing and to write songs is not enoughfor her, Katya got her diploma in the Art-School ofrome specializing in "Designer". She is also: painter and decorator, auhtor of tales and poems, dancer (she studied conmteporary dance, creative dance, oriental dance, traditional Israeli dances) stare designer, costume designer, graphic. She organized art exhibětions. She altended theatrical laboratories where she studied: mime, acting, diction, phonetics. She is very fond of Cinema (she adores Gerard Philippe, Alberto Sordi, Pupi Avati), Cartoons, Manga, and to go by bike!

Instruments vocal

Albums LUOGHI SENZA TEMPO (2000) URANIA (2002)

Additional Info Old discography on : http://web.tiscali.it/katya_sanna

Location Ostia Lido, Roma - Italy

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