Christine Ott
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Christine Ott is a French pianist, vocalist, ondist, and composer known for her acoustic style and works for ondes Martenot.

Type
Solo artist
Origin
Strasbourg
Country
France
Active since
1963
Tracks
12

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Eclats (Piano Works)

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Biography

Story

Christine Ott is a French pianist, vocalist, ondist, and composer, born in Strasbourg in 1963. She is active in the field of acoustic music and has released several albums, including "Solitude Nomade" in 2009, "Tabu" and "Only Silence Remains" in 2016, as well as "Chimères (pour ondes Martenot)" in 2020, and more recent albums such as "The Lotus Path" in 2024 and "ARAN" in 2025.

Her music has been featured on KracRadio, where she has been showcased through pieces like "Étreintes", "Lunes Orientales", and "Beautiful Sadness" from her album "Eclats (Piano Works)". Christine Ott continues to explore new sounds and contribute to the contemporary music scene.

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    Born in Strasbourg in 1963.

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    Released her first album "Solitude Nomade" in 2009.

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    Composed for ondes Martenot, notably in the album "Chimères".

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    Her works are broadcasted on KracRadio.

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    Upcoming albums include "The Lotus Path" and "ARAN".

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Selection

Discography

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FAQ

About the artist

Q01Who is Christine Ott?+

Christine Ott is a French pianist, vocalist, ondist, and composer, born in Strasbourg in 1963.

Q02What is Christine Ott's musical style?+

Christine Ott is active in the field of acoustic music.

Q03Where can I listen to Christine Ott's music?+

On her KracRadio profile.

Q04What recent albums has she released?+

She released "The Lotus Path" in 2024 and "ARAN" in 2025.

Q05What tracks by Christine Ott are featured on KracRadio?+

Tracks like "Étreintes", "Lunes Orientales", and "Beautiful Sadness".