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Bill Carrothers: Family Life

Read "Family Life" reviewed by C. Michael Bailey

by C. Michael Bailey
July 7, 2012

Pianist Bill Carrothers gets personal in Family Life. Entering the stream of Americana flowing straight down the middle of jazz, Carrothers produces his Kinderszenen (1838) after German composer Robert Schumann, or, at the very least, his Woodland Sketches (1896) after American composer Edward MacDowell. Family Life is is a carefully constructed set of musical miniatures capturing ...

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