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Daniel Bernard Roumain has been described as a combination of "Mozart, Andrew Lloyd Webber, and Prince---just as far-out and creative and in another world." Mr. Roumain was born in Chicago, Illinois in to a largely non-musical family. He grew up in the Miami-Ft. Lauderdale area and was immediately exposed to a multitude of cultural musics, ethnic diversions, international playing styles, musical philosophies, ideologies, and mannerisms. By the time Mr. Roumain had entered high school, he had already performed and collaborated with artists ranging from Ray Charles, to Dizzy Gillespie, to the infamous 2 Live Crew. Daniel's musical expression spans a broad range of genres, including his band DBR's Mission, works for The American Composer's Orchestra, music for dancer/choreographer Bill T. Jones and his dance company, and the Uhuru African Dance Company. | |||
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| Harlem Essay - this is the opening tape part of a piece for the American Composers Orchestra (premiered in Carnegie Hall, January 9, 2000) and will be included as a single on Daniel's upcoming album Never Felt Better. |
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