Patricia Dallio France Avant/Experimental/Electro

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   I haven't seen her recommended for inclusion.

http://www.myspace.com/patriciadallio

http://www.patriciadallio.com/

http://youtube.com/watch?v=8FMGrRMSxQg

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Born France
Member of Art Zoyd, Alain Eckert Quartet

1992 
                       Procession  

                       2  

                       3.73 rate

                       1993 
                       Champs de Mars  

                       2  

                       3.75 rate

                       1994 
                       La ronce n'est pas le pire  

                       1  

                       4.00 rate

                       1996 
                       D'où vient l'eau des puits?  

                       2  

                       3.73 rate

                       1997 
                       Barbe Bleue  

                       1  

                       3.50 rate

                       1999 
                       Que personne ne bouge  

                       1  

                       3.50 rate

                       2003 
                       L'encre Des Voix Secretes  

                       1  

                       3.50 rate

From: http://www.answers.com/topic/patricia-dallio?cat=entertainment

 A member of French avant-garde rock band, Art Zoyd, since 1981,
Patricia Dallio has explored a diverse range of music on her own. Her
seven solo albums, since 1992, have continued to become increasingly
complex. Material for her 1999 album, Que Personne Ne Bouge, was
composed for, what Dallio calls, "non-existent choreographies", and
recorded solely by keyboards, samplers and computer programming. 

Dallio initially attracted attention, in July 1979, when she and her
then-boyfriend, guitarist Alain Eckert unsuccessfully auditioned for
British band, National Health. Although she impressed the group with
her imaginative playing, her commitment to the acoustic piano
conflicted with the band's desire to play electric music. 

Accepting an invitation to join Art Zoyd, Dallio made the transition to
electric piano and joined gerard Hourbette (viola, violin, keyboards,
samplers), Thierry Zaboytzeff (cello, bass guitar, keyboards,
percussion, samplers, vocals), Jean-Pierre Soarez (trumpet,
percussion), Didier Pietton (soprano saxophone, flute), Andre
Mergenthaler (cello, alto saxophone, vocals), Daniel Denis (percussion,
keyboards, samplers) and Thierry Willems (keyboards) to create an
innovative synthesis of rock, free jazz and contemporary classical
music. ~ Craig Harris, All Music Guide