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The State of Things
1:00 pm
Fri May 13, 2011
Lost in the Trees
By Frank Stasio and Susan Davis
- Picker and some members of the band join host Frank Stasio to play live and talk about making music while making a full life.
Ari Picker's novelistic childhood and difficult life story has been at the heart of his music since he started writing songs. He describes his band, Lost in the Trees, as making orchestral folk music, combining the passion and pathos of symphonic music with the intimacy and searching of classic folk music. The band's album "All Alone in an Empty House" has had more than one incarnation including the newest, released last summer.