Regina Carter
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Musicians · b. 1966

Regina Carter

American jazz violinist

Born
6 August 1966
Detroit
Country
United States
Active
1987–
Record labels
Atlantic Records, Verve Records, OKeh Records, Masterworks, Lionsgate Canada
Discography
10 albums

Biography

Regina Carter is a jazz musician who plays jazz violin. Regina Carter was born on 6 August 1966 in Detroit. The music is usually filed under jazz and jazz fusion. Record labels: Atlantic Records, Verve Records, OKeh Records and Masterworks. The discography here lists 10 albums, from “Regina Carter” (1995) to “Swing States: Harmony in the Battleground” (2020). Honours include NEA Jazz Masters (2023) and MacArthur Fellows Program.

Regina Carter (born August 6, 1966) is an American jazz violinist. She is the cousin of jazz saxophonist James Carter.

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Discography

Studio and live albums

Also plays on

Albums where Regina Carter is credited as a sideman

1996 Dreamland — Madeleine Peyroux violin
1996 Xenocodex — Elliott Sharp violin
1999 Traveling Miles — Cassandra Wilson violin
2000 Spirit Song — Kenny Barron viola, violin
2000 Motherland — Danilo Pérez violin
2000 Chasin' the Gypsy — James Carter violin
2001 Freefall — Kenny Barron & Regina Carter violin
2005 Listen Here! — Eddie Palmieri violin
2011 Caribbean Rhapsody — James Carter violin
2018 Some of That Sunshine — Karrin Allyson performer

Awards

Frequently asked questions

What instrument does Regina Carter play?

Regina Carter is known for playing jazz violin.

When and where was Regina Carter born?

Regina Carter was born 6 August 1966 in Detroit.

What are Regina Carter's best-known albums?

Albums in our database include Regina Carter (1995), Something for Grace (1997), Rhythms of the Heart (1999), Motor City Moments (2000) and Paganini: After a Dream (2003).

External links

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