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The String Quartet Tribute to Mariah Carey interprets 12 of the vocalist's hits in instrumental form, featuring violin, viola, cello, and subtle percussion. "Fantasy" gets things started in surprisingly strong form, its bouncy melody somehow retaining the sexiness of the original even without Mariah's vocal. The melodies of "Love Takes Time," "One Sweet Day," and "Hero" are handled beautifully, with the latter having a particularly nice organic quality about it. Other highlights include "Honey" and "I'll Be There." Obviously, the all-instrumental String Quartet Tribute to Mariah Carey doesn't offer the same thrills or allure as an original album by the artist would. But the material's melodies are equally recognizable here, making it an interesting listen for Mariah fans. ~ Johnny Loftus
Tributee: Mariah Carey.
Personnel: Tom Tally (violin, viola); Brain McDovey, Coz Beasley (violin); Johnny Ace (viola); John Acosta (cello).
Recording information: Aunt Hill Production Works, Los Angeles, CA.
Arrangers: Tom Tally; Karl Preusser. String Quartet Tribute To Mariah Carey Music String Quartet Tribute To Mariah Carey Songs String Quartet Tribute To Mariah Carey Review
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