Enlai & Kara Day Saint Paul, Minnesota
The musical partnership of songwriter/instrumentalists Enlai & Kara Day began at a summer music camp in 2014 with a jam of King Crimson’s “Larks’ Tongue in Aspic, Part Two.” They have since composed two suites for violins and piano. The first, “A Description of the Sky,” was released November 1, 2020. ... more
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