About Roger Eno
Roger Eno (born 29 April 1959) is known primarily as an "ambient" composer through his collaborations with brother [[artist:Brian Eno]] and producers [[artist:Michael Brook]] and [[artist:Daniel Lanois]], but his depth as a musician defies categorization. A multi-instrumentalist, Eno has composed many memorable scores for film and TV including "Dune", "Nine And A Half Weeks" and "Warm Summer Rain". His love of classical piano is evident in his many critically acclaimed solo works which feature his unique ambient chamber music style. His piano also figured prominently in the group [[artist:Channel Light Vessel]], an ambient super-group featuring [[artist:Kate St. John]], [[artist:Bill Nelson]] and [[artist:Laraaji]]. In addition to those projects, Roger Eno has worked with an illustrious assortment of musicians including [[artist:Michael Brook]], [[artist:John Cale]] and [[artist:Lol Hammond]].
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