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Frank Glover is contemporary a jazz musician and composer.
Says one reviewer: "[He] is a superb clarinetist. I hear him in the realm of Eddie Daniels. Eddie has raised jazz clarinet quite a few notches to a higher technical and intellectual level. And, I feel Frank has done the same.”[1] Glover is truly a cultural treasure. He is a transcendently gifted jazz clarinetist, recording artist, and the recipient of many honors. One such award from the National Endowment for the Arts supported a concert at Carnegie Hall.
Glover performs with his longtime partner, pianist Claude Sifferlen, himself also a jazz legend. His latest CD, Politico, has received glowing reviews. Chuck Workman in Nuvo writes, "If the sum of a jazz artist is his musical innovation and integrity, then Glover has reached his pinnacle in this astounding CD".[2]
Discography
- Mosaic (1991)
- Something Old, Something New (1994)
- Siamese Twins (1999)
- Heart and Soul: a tribute to Hoagy Carmichael (2003) - with the Buselli-Walllarab Jazz Orchestra
- Politico (2004)
- Carol of The Bells (2007) - with the Buselli-Walllarab Jazz Orchestra
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