Bio
Photo By: Ron Cowie
B.E. Farrow is a musician, educator, songwriter, and independent researcher who has a focus in reshaping and reflecting American's musical history through sharing stories, creative musical expression through popular/historic musical structures, and inclusive dialog.
From touring with Grammy award winner Dom Flemons to giving talks at the Library Company of Philadelphia, and running a music program in Greece with the refugees, Mr. Farrow forms a discipline in understanding the unspoken roots of music and exploring the impact of expression on cultural history.
You can hear Mr. Farrow as a member of the Clara Barton Sessions, a recording of DC folk/traditional musicians who released an album commemorating the revitalization of the Clara Barton Museum, Elena y Los Fulanos' Volcàn, R&B Soul artist Dante Pope's After 5 Music, on Dom Flemon’s Grammy nominated album Black Cowboys under Smithsonian's Folkways label, the chart topping album No Time for Enemies by Gangstagrass, or on his WAMMIE award winning EP Unsent Letters.
From touring with Grammy award winner Dom Flemons to giving talks at the Library Company of Philadelphia, and running a music program in Greece with the refugees, Mr. Farrow forms a discipline in understanding the unspoken roots of music and exploring the impact of expression on cultural history.
You can hear Mr. Farrow as a member of the Clara Barton Sessions, a recording of DC folk/traditional musicians who released an album commemorating the revitalization of the Clara Barton Museum, Elena y Los Fulanos' Volcàn, R&B Soul artist Dante Pope's After 5 Music, on Dom Flemon’s Grammy nominated album Black Cowboys under Smithsonian's Folkways label, the chart topping album No Time for Enemies by Gangstagrass, or on his WAMMIE award winning EP Unsent Letters.