Lili Haydn
- Born
- 1969-12-25
- Birthplace
- Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Biography
Lili Haydn is an American rock violinist, vocalist, actress, and composer. As a child, she pursued a career as an actress; at age eight she discovered the violin and began to focus on classical music. By the time Haydn was 15, she had played with the Los Angeles Philharmonic. After graduating from Brown University with a BA in political science, Haydn started composing original songs and became one of the most requested session violinists around Los Angeles. By the time she signed with Atlantic in 1997, she had embraced a variety of genres, having played with Quwaali musician Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan, Porno for Pyros, Tracy Chapman, The Jayhawks, Brandy, Tony! Toni! Tone!, No Doubt, Tom Petty and more. In addition, she has played with, sung with, and opened for Sting, Josh Groban, Herbie Hancock, Jimmy Page and Robert Plant, Matchbox 20, Seal, and George Clinton, who calls her "the Jimi Hendrix of the violin".
Known For
Filmography
22 titles · Newest first · Cast and crew credits

Bad Faith
2024 · Movie
Music

Split at the Root
2022 · Movie
Original Music Composer

Strip Down, Rise Up
2021 · Movie
Music

DriverX
2018 · Movie
Original Music Composer

Feminists: What Were They Thinking?
2018 · Movie
Original Music Composer

Anita
2013 · Movie
Original Music Composer

Broken Kingdom
2012 · Movie
Original Music Composer

Somewhere Between
2012 · Movie
Original Music Composer

Woody Allen: A Documentary
2011 · Movie
Additional Soundtrack

Zeitgeist: Moving Forward
2011 · Movie
Music

The Town
2010 · Movie
Additional Soundtrack

Californication
2007 · TV Show
Herself

Jack Frost
1998 · Movie
Lili

Not Quite Human
1987 · Movie
Jenny Beckerman

The New Gidget
1986 · TV Show
Gail Mitchell

Easy Money
1983 · Movie
Belinda Capuletti

American Playhouse
1982 · TV Show
Diana (segment 'Homesick')

Making Love
1982 · Movie
Little Sister

St. Elsewhere
1982 · TV Show
Marcy

Hart to Hart
1979 · TV Show
Marilee

Mrs. Columbo
1979 · TV Show
Jenny Columbo

Great Performances
1971 · TV Show
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