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Regina Carter – Official Site of Regina Carter. Swing States: Harmony in the Battleground is the latest release from multi-GRAMMY nominee, MacArthur Fellow, and Doris Duke Award recipient, violinist Regina Carter.
Regina Carter is a master of improvisational jazz violin. Though her work draws upon a wide range of musical influences – including Motown , Afro-Cuban , Swing , Bebop , Folk , and World – she has crafted a signature voice and style. ...
About. Trying to fit Regina Carter into a neatly defined musical category is pointless. She enjoys performing many styles of music—jazz, R&B, Latin, classical, blues, country, pop, African, and on and on. In each she explores the power of music through the voice of the violin.
Grammy-nominated artist Regina Carter explores the power of music through the voice of the violin in a wide range of genres—including jazz, R&B, Latin, class...
Lead by jazz violinist Regina Carter, the Regina Carter Quintet presents a program that explores non-traditional repertoire, improvisation, and musical styles you would not expect to hear...
Regina Carter's violin has expressed moods inspired by European classical, bebop, Afro-Cuban and Southern blues music. On her new album 'Reverse Thread,' and in this recent performance at the...
Regina Carter. Violinist, Educator. 2023 NEA Jazz Master. Maywood, New Jersey. Date of birth: Aug 06, 1962. Photo by Jeff Dunn. Bio. Regina Carter is renowned for her mastery of the violin and exploring the instrument’s possibilities in jazz, as well as taking journeys in other genres of music.
Albums. NEWEST RELEASE. Swing States. Twitter Feed. Our Twitter feed is currently unavailable but you can visit our official twitter page @Regina_Carter. REGINACARTER.COM. Home. Tour. Tracks.
Jul 14, 2022 · Violinist Regina Carter keeps them busy with danceable music. The MacArthur Genius Grant winner plays music by Luis Bonfa and Edvard Grieg as well as her own songs. Pianist Helen Sung and her...
Apr 10, 2021 · Lara Downes Interviews Regina Carter The genre-disrupting violinist talks about the problem with labeling music and the importance of being a role model for young women.
