Stephen Barber is an American composer, arranger and musician, known for working with
David Byrne
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,
Keith Richards
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,
John Legend
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,
Natalie Merchant
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,
T Bone Burnett
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,
Rosanne Cash
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Christopher Cross
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He won five Grammy Awards for his eponymous debut album released in 1979. The singles "Sailing" (1980), and "Arthur's ...
,
Bonnie Raitt
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,
Indigo Girls
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,
Michael Stipe
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Po ...
and
Shawn Colvin
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Early ...
.
Early life
Barber was born April 6, 1952, in
Abilene, Texas
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, to Carolyn Grisham Barber, a pianist and music teacher, and Harwell Barber, a businessman and philanthropist. His cousin is the author
John Grisham
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, and his godfather is flamenco guitarist Jim Jennings. Barber started playing the piano at the age of three, began playing guitar at eleven and started writing music at the age of twelve. At fifteen, Barber went to
Sewanee Military Academy
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in Tennessee, where he was the only student studying music theory. He attended summer school in 1971 at the
University of Texas
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to study music composition, then attended
Southwest Texas State University
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, where he studied music composition under composer Russell Riepe.
Career
In 1974, Barber began a friendship with Gideon Waldrop, the Dean of
Juilliard
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, however passed up an invitation to attend Juilliard at that time. He was in a band with Eric Johnson called The Electromagnets from 1974–1976 and in 1977, Barber moved to New York City, reconvened with Dean Waldrop, began monitoring classes at Juilliard and was accepted to study music composition and orchestration privately with
John Corigliano
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. He was the keyboardist and arranger for
Christopher Cross
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He won five Grammy Awards for his eponymous debut album released in 1979. The singles "Sailing" (1980), and "Arthur's ...
from 1983–1988 and during that time composed thirteen original scores for
Shelley Duvall
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's
Faerie Tale Theatre
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, under the direction of
Van Dyke Parks
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. He was nominated for an
ACE award
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for the episode, "3 Little Pigs". In the early 1990s, Barber composed for the BBC's
National Geographic Explorer
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with
David Attenborough
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and
Mike Salisbury
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under the direction of producer Michael deGruy. In 1996, he began a mentorship with Joe Zawinul, and in the late 1990s he toured again with Eric Johnson. In 2001, Barber became a founder and artistic director of the Barbwire Music Project, an
Austin, TX
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based non-profit commissioning, presenting and educational organization for contemporary American music. In 2004, he was inducted into the Austin Music Awards Hall of Fame. In 2011, he released his album, Astral Vinyl, on Navona Records. Barber currently resides in Austin, TX.
Selected works
In total, Barber has worked on more than 170 album projects and multiple television and movie scores.
* 2014 ''
Natalie Merchant
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Natalie Merchant
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United States
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Ian McLagan
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– String Arrangements
* 2013 ''Fourth Corner'' –
Trixie Whitley
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Los Lonely Boys
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The band consists of t ...
– Composer, String Arrangements, String Writing
* 2010 ''Comfort in the Static'' –
Kenny White
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For many years, White was a fixture in the NY studio scene, writing and producing hundreds of commercials for TV and radio. In this capacity, he worked with ...
Laura Veirs
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Natalie Merchant
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Shawn Colvin
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Early ...
– Arranger
* 2010 '' When Everything Breaks Open'' – Matt Morris – String Arrangements, String Conductor
* 2009 ''Au Pres de Vous: French Chansons of the 16th Century'' – Mignarda – Instrument Design
* 2008 ''Live with the Tosca Strings'' –
Terry Bozzio
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Ian McLagan
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– Arranger, String Arrangements
* 2007 ''
I Am
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** I am (biblical term), a Christian term used in the Bible
* "I Am" ( ...
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Chrisette Michele
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She was previously signed to Motown Recor ...
– String Arrangements
* 2007 ''
Join the Parade
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An MP3 version of the album was released on iTunes on September 25, 2007 and contained the bonus track "You're a Shadow", wh ...
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Marc Cohn
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Miguel Bosé
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Bosé was born in San Fernando Hospital in Panama City, Panama, the son of Italian actress Lucia Bosè (19 ...
Ted Greene
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* TED spread between U.S. Treasuries and Eurodollar
Education
* ''Türk Eğitim Derneği'', the Turkish Education Association
** TED Ankara College Foundation Schools, Turkey
** Transvaal Education Depar ...
– Keyboards
* 2007 ''The Sky Observer's Guide'' – Amy Cook – String Arrangements, Strings
* 2006 ''In the Footsteps of Herman Hollanders'' – Instrument Design
* 2006 '' Once Again'' –
John Legend
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– String Arrangements
* 2006 ''Travesías'' –
Susana Baca Susana may refer to:
* Sustainable Sanitation Alliance (SuSanA), a network of organizations active in the field of sustainable sanitation
* Susana (given name), a feminine given name (including a list of people with the name)
* ''Susana'' (magazine) ...
– Orchestration
* 2006 ''Un'altra Canzone'' – Instrument Design
* 2005 ''Cannonball'' – Mark David Manders – Organ (Hammond)
* 2005 ''From the Five'' –
Stephen Bruton
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Background
Born in Wilmington, Delaware, United States, he moved with his family to Texas at the age of two. He fell into the Fort Worth music scene afte ...
– Composer, Hammond B3, Main Personnel, Organ (Hammond), Pump Organ, Wurlitzer
* 2005 ''Live from Austin TX'' – Eric Johnson – Composer
* 2005 ''Live from Austin TX VD' – Eric Johnson – Composer
* 2005 ''Patch of Blue'' – Dee Carstensen – Arranger, producer
* 2005 ''The Rainbow Bear'' – Stephen Barber – Primary Artist
* 2004 ''13 Ways to Live'' – Composer, Guitar (Electric), Piano
* 2004 ''Boompa, Vol. 1'' – Composer
* 2004 ''Get Lifted'' –
John Legend
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– String Arrangements
* 2004 ''
Grown Backwards
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Reception
.
In 2010, Byrne claimed in his book ''How Music Works'' it has sold 127,000 physical albums, 8,000 digital albums and 53,000 digi ...
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David Byrne
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– Arranger, Horn Arrangements, Prepared Piano
* 2004 ''Por Vida: A Tribute to the Songs of Alejandro Escovedo'' – Composer
* 2004 Salt –
Arto Lindsay
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David Torn
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Torn has contributed to recordings by artists as diverse ...
Arto Lindsay
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– Clarinet, Guitar, Horn Arrangements, Keyboards, Organ, Violin Arrangement
* 2002 ''Long Way Around: An Anthology 1991–2001'' –
Chris Whitley
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– Keyboards, Piano
* 2002 ''Spirit World'' –
Stephen Bruton
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Background
Born in Wilmington, Delaware, United States, he moved with his family to Texas at the age of two. He fell into the Fort Worth music scene afte ...
– Composer, Organ, Piano, Synthesizer
* 2001 ''A Man Under the Influence'' –
Alejandro Escovedo
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Motherland
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–
Natalie Merchant
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Chris Whitley
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Shawn Colvin
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Early ...
– String Arrangements
* 2000 ''
Passenger
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Tara MacLean
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Her hit songs as a solo artist include "Evidence", "If I Fall (Tara MacLean song), If I Fall", and a cover of the Christmas song "Light of the St ...
– String Arrangements
* 2000 ''Q'' – Mr. Children – String Arrangements
* 1999 ''An American Diary, Vol. 2: The Dreamings'' –
Mike Mainieri
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Biography
Mainieri was born in The Bronx, New ...
– Arranger, producer
* 1999 ''Iean-Pavle Paladin: Tablatvre De Lvth'' – Lute
* 1999 ''Nothing But the Truth'' –
Stephen Bruton
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Background
Born in Wilmington, Delaware, United States, he moved with his family to Texas at the age of two. He fell into the Fort Worth music scene afte ...
– Composer, Keyboards, Piano, producer
* 1999 ''This Is Life'' – Curiously Strong – Organ (Hammond), Piano, String Arrangements
* 1998 '' Little Ship'' –
Loudon Wainwright III
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Joe Satriani
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Meridian Arts Ensemble
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History
The Meridian Arts Ensemble was founded in 1987. The original members of the gr ...
– Composer
* 1996 ''Baby Sleep'' – Lute
* 1996 ''
Venus Isle
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* 1996 '' With These Hands –
Alejandro Escovedo
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'' – Arranger, composer, Farfisa Organ, Keyboards, Organ (Hammond), Piano, Piano (Electric), Prepared Piano, String Arrangements, Synthesizer, Wurlitzer
* 1996 ''Zawinul: Stories of the Danube'' –
Joe Zawinul
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Jim Lauderdale
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– Keyboards
* 1995 ''Right on Time'' –
Stephen Bruton
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Background
Born in Wilmington, Delaware, United States, he moved with his family to Texas at the age of two. He fell into the Fort Worth music scene afte ...
Jennifer Warnes
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– Arranger, Synclavier
* 1990 '' Ah Via Musicom'' – Eric Johnson – Keyboards, Synthesizer
* 1990 ''
Beth Nielsen Chapman
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Beth Nielsen Chapman
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– Arranger, Associate Producer
* 1990 ''
Crimes of the Heart
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Ute Lemper
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– Associate Producer
* 1989 ''N.Y.C.'' –
Steps Ahead
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History
The group arose out of spontaneous sessions at Seventh Avenue South, a jazz club in New York City owned by saxophonist Michael Brecker and trumpeter brother Randy Brecker. The first three al ...
– Orchestration
* 1987 ''Famous Blue Raincoat: The Songs of
Leonard Cohen
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Jennifer Warnes
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– String Arrangements
* 1986 ''Tones'' – Eric Johnson – Arranger, composer, Fairlight, Fairlight CMI, Keyboards, Piano, Synthesizer
* 1975 ''Electromagnets'' – Electromagnets – Clarinet, composer, Keyboards, Piano, Piano (Electric), Synthesizer, Vocals, composer
Film and television
* 2015 ''The Teller and the Truth'' – Composer
* 2014 ''Road to Austin'' (Documentary) – Composer
* 2013 ''Looking For Mr Stieglitz'' (Short) – Composer
* 2007 ''Midway Through the Journey'' – short film by Dan Polsby – Composer
* 2006 ''Last Best Hope'' (Documentary) – Composer
* 2005 ''Rendezvous to Freedom'' – (PBS) – Composer
* 2005 ''The Last Days of the San Jose'' – Composer
* 2004 ''World Without Waves'' – Composer: additional music/Musician
* 2002 '' Divine Secrets of the Ya-Ya Sisterhood'' – Composer
* 1993 ''Son in Law'' – Writer: "Bled Me Dry"
* 1992 '' Galaxies Are Colliding'' – Music producer
* 1991 ''
The Human Shield
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'' – Composer
* 1988 ''Nature'' – "Hawaii: Islands of the Fire Goddess" – Composer
* 1987 ''
No Retreat, No Surrender 2
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Popples
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Faerie Tale Theatre
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'' – 13 episodes including "The Emperor's New Clothes" (1985), "The Three Little Pigs" (1985), "Goldilocks and the Three Bears" (1984) – Composer