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  • Chelsea

    13:12 EDT, 14.Jun.08
    I really enjoyed watching your Roller clip.


Liana Forest Concert Pianist
Who says classical music doesn't overlap with pop culture? Liana Forest is a contemporary concert pianist specializing in her very own "Swinging Classics" style. Liana takes her audience on an exciting journey through the brilliant styles of jazz giants George Gershwin and Oscar Peterson, exquisite works of Chopin, Rachmaninoff and Bach, and lighter but no less classy musical styles of the swing-era. Tastefully blending the emotion and beauty of classical with the excitement and energy of pop, she brings timeless musical gems closer to today's listener as she dazzles and entertains.
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