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Waltz For Mom (2499)

from Time Flies by Burnett Publishing

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"Waltz For Mom" was written for my mother, Violet Lorraine Jackson Burnett. She ultimately was many things to many people, including each of her nine living children. As the exact middle child among my siblings, I had the opportunity to see her at various stages of adult life from her thirties until she passed away at 88. The biggest thing I learned from my mom was that a life well lived never stops growing and improving. Not all of my siblings were able to experience this side of her and that fact is sort of said because they didn't get to know her completely. The quality and content of your life are not someone else's responsibility, those are yours alone to deal with. Mom did that beautifully.

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from Time Flies, released June 24, 2017
Christopher Burnett (BMI) composer and soprano saxophone with Jeff Stewart on piano Elliot Kuykendall on bass, Ken Baldwin on drum set, and Bob Habib on Latin Percussion. This band was made up of all military band colleagues, and the name of the group was, "4-Jazz."

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Burnett Publishing Kansas City, Missouri

A critically acclaimed alto saxophonist, composer, educator and band leader. Christopher began his professional career at 18 as a staff arranger with the Army jazz bands. Mr. Burnett has performed professionally around the world, recorded noteworthy albums as a band leader, taught at the college-level and co-founded ARC, an independent recording label based in the Kansas City metropolitan area. ... more

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