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Corrs is a family band from Ireland, which gradually became famous in Britain and the United States in the late1990s. One man and three women are biological brothers and sisters, and their music combines many elements of Irish folk music.
Corrs full member file
Full name: Caroline george cole.
In the band: backup singer, drummer (tambourine and drum kit) and piano.
Birthday: 1973 March 17
Constellation: Pisces
Height:1.62m.
Favorite person: interesting and charming.
People you don't like: people who have no sense of humor.
Habit: Always pulling your hair.
The most unforgettable performance experience: performing in a cafe in Dublin
Caroline has blue eyes and is the second daughter in the family. In the band, she is mainly responsible for drum sets and tambourines, and sometimes she is also responsible for playing the piano and singing. She learns piano from her father, Gerry. Caroline is always the fastest at learning every musical instrument. She is a master at learning musical instruments. So is the traditional Irish musical instrument tambourine. Just finished learning, you can play alone with Irish musicians in TV videos.
When corrs was first established, it lacked a drummer. Caroline heard that her ex-boyfriend had a drum set, so she went to ask for advice. After her boyfriend showed her the most basic rhythm, Caroline practiced on CD at home, learning to master the rhythm while listening. With her little knowledge of music theory, she learned it without a teacher and performed her superb "drum skills" in a performance. Caroline smiled and said, "It was a nightmare. I only learned a little, and I am going to perform live. Fortunately, people didn't notice what I typed wrong during the performance, and even if they did, they told me very politely. "
Caroline's personality is a bit like a boy, so boys make up the majority of her friends. In interviews, she always looks relaxed and never stingy with the smile in front of the camera. But behind the bright smile, Caroline has the pursuit of her own music career. You must never underestimate her strength in this respect. Caroline firmly believes that if you want to get rid of bad luck and pursue something beautiful, you must do your best to fight for it.
Caroline has a wide interest in music. Besides some modern pop bands, such as Garbage, Radio Commander and Oasis, and some classic rock bands, she often looks for creative inspiration in Pavarotti's songs.
On the stage, Caroline got the most applause from the beginning of the performance to the last minute. She often wears shorts, sneakers and headphones, which makes her look like a typical rock drummer. People always clap their hands to the beat of her drums until the end of the performance. After each performance, Caroline always smiles, waves to the audience and sometimes blows them a kiss.
Caroline and her boyfriend Frank have been together for two years. In August 2002, her dream finally came true on the red carpet. Now she has become a mother of two children. Of course, she still puts her family behind her career.
Caroline doesn't always hide behind the drum set. She is both beautiful and clever. People like her, not only because of her beautiful and charming smile, but also because of her persistent pursuit of her career.
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Introduce the poet:
Caroline Doris Wright (Caroline Doris White)
C D White was born and raised in Ozark Plateau, Arkansas. She has published more than a dozen books of poetry and prose, including Quiet Times: An Overview of American Poetry (Copper Canyon Press, 2005). A Big Me: Prisoners in Louisiana (Palm Press, 2003), won the Ranch-Taylor Award in cooperation with photographer Bora Louste; "Walking Away Quietly: New Poetry and Old Poetry Collection" (Copper Canyon Publishing House, 2002) entered the international shortlist of Griffaud Trast Award for its excellent poetry works; Other publications include the long poem "Deep footsteps begin to flash" (Copper Canyon Press,1998); Tremble (Apotheker Press,1996); Just whistling (Kyle West Street Press,1993); "String of Lights" (University of Georgia Press, 199 1) won the 1992 Poetry Center Book Award. White's poems and papers are often published in American Literature and Review, Brick, Chicago Review, Conjunction, No and many other magazines. Her works have been included in various anthologies. White also created and published two maps of state literature, one in Arkansas where she was born and the other in Rhode Island where she chose to live. Among her many honors, there are salaries for researcher positions provided by the National Arts Foundation, the Guggenheim Foundation and the Bunting Institute, as well as awards from the Lannan Foundation, the Witt Binner Poetry Award and the Whiting Writer Award. 1994 was awarded the title of Rhode Island Poet for five years.
White was the recipient of the John D. and Catherine MacArthur Foundation researcher salary in 2004.
She is a newly elected member of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences.
For 20 years, she has cooperated with Gander in the editing of Lost Road Publishing House, an independent literature publishing house. White is the J. Kapstein Professor of Israel at Brown University. Teaching postgraduate courses in literature and art. She lives in the outer suburb of Providence, Rhode Island with her husband, poet, translator Frost Gander and son Brecht.
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