K Blasco Solér, also known as Bell Toll, is a solo and collaborative harpist and vocalist.


Notable performances include a colloquium led by and featuring iconic outrider poet and Jack Kerouac School cofounder Anne Waldman during her 2022 SWP workshop titled Now Time: Supplicate the AI Angel, a 2019 Nameless Sound production led by David Dove and featuring internationally renowned vocal artists Phil Minton (UK) and Audrey Chen (Berlin) along with the El Paso Feral Choir at The Hill of James Magee.  


In 2018, she was pleased to contribute to MARIPOSA, an Invisible Lines production, held at the Midtown Arts and Theater Center Houston (MATCH). K did a solo exhibition of electroacoustic harp, voice and electronics for the Station Museum of Contemporary Art in Part III of the Station Sound Series in April, 2017. K contributed improvised harp for a Diverseworks production of Listen Around Your Way, arranged for several improv musicians by Rebecca Novak in March, 2017, also held at MATCH. She collaborated with multidisciplinary artist Lynn Lane for "Times Square In 60: Improvisation for 18 Musicians with Movement and Film" at Rec Room in January, 2017. 


An independent EP titled "Zeropisces" with Cyclea was released in February 2015. Listen Here. Artwork by Nina Marinick. K played a They, Who Sound set with jazz legend Damon Choice from Sun Ra's Arkestra at AvantGarden and was involved in Octophonic with Eddie Hawkins and many of Houston's great improv musicians at the Wortham Theater.


Other performances include: A duet with bassist and singer Sonia Flores at AvantGarden and a collaboration with Sandy Ewen and Lady Band, the Eyemusic Ensemble produced by Aaron Bielish at Blaffer Arts Gallery, The Persistence of Memory composed by Paul Connolly for Houston Fringe Festival, The 2013 Space City Sonic Array at Spring Street Studios produced by Charlie Naked, a Dia de los Muertos improv with Nameless Sound at MECA, Creeping Beauty with Adam Vincent Clay, two consecutive years performing at the White Linen Night in the Heights arts festival including Terry Riley's "In C" with the Houston New Arts Movement in 2012 and a solo set for Binarium in 2011. She also performed an electroacoustic set for Binarium at 14 Pews.


She has performed harp for weddings, parties and for Midnight Mass at the Co-Cathedral of the Sacred Heart (CCSH) in Houston under the musical direction of Crista Miller. K is a former member of the CCSH's loft choir singing high mass, Gregorian chant and classical motets. Her first solo soprano prelude was sung at the CCSH in 2014.


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