Comments on: Carolyn Southworth

By: Carolyn Southworth

Carolyn Southworth — Mon, 09 Jan 2012 02:50:14 +0000

One evening I was playing around on my computer and googled my own name (Carolyn Southworth) and I found the pianist Carolyn Southworth. I started listening to her music while reading her biography. Her music is just beautiful. I was born and raised in Colorado and have always heard that we Southworth’s are all related. I would be interested in knowing if she has relatives from Michigan (where my father is from). You are magnificent.

By: Thelma Lindsay

Thelma Lindsay — Mon, 06 Sep 2010 04:59:42 +0000

What can a mother say to a daughter that is so talented. I am so grateful to have been Carolyn’s mother and to have had her in our home. Her first piano Santa brought her at age 3, and she could really pound it..uh, play it.
We used to go to the mountains as a family in our pick-up. We would always sing rounds..like Row, row your boat, etc. then make up up own words.Some times on a long trip we would make up a song at every road sign we saw. We really had some good ones!!
One of her teacher she did not like and wanted to quit(a small town not too much of a selection), so I would sit with her everyday for a long time. We really got good at chopsticks!!
The Lord has a hand in all things. Mu beautiful daughter is no exception. She knew music before she came to this earth. I am grateful to be her mother.
Thelma Lindsay

By: Ed Cook

Ed Cook — Fri, 27 Aug 2010 04:15:31 +0000

I can't sing base its to low and tenner is to high but I do try a little harmony for songs that I know. I don't know the phonix of music. Sometimes its the catching of the words or the music or both that keeps it in my mind. I like the "End of the day" better than Lullaby. It sounds to heavy for me if that discribes it? IF I were to hear a part of either one I wouldn't be able to tell you where it came from. But? I enjoy them, because they are from my family, and I relish them with pride and know they are good. I have a copy of each in my car and play them on every out of town trip. I'm proud of you and stay with it. We all admire you for the heart and soul you put in to your talent and passion. Love Uncle ED. .

By: Allison

Allison — Wed, 25 Aug 2010 12:34:22 +0000

I agree with both of you! My current job can be extremely stressful, so when it gets that way, I always put on Carolyn’s CD! Have you both listened to the Lullaby Album? That is an amazing CD as well! I can’t wait until our first baby comes and I can play that for him. Kathy, I also agree with you… it truly is a relief that we can find music that allows us to relax when there is such negativity and stress outside.

By: Sandy Thomas

Sandy Thomas — Wed, 25 Aug 2010 03:55:29 +0000

I love Carolyn’s music! She is beautiful, inside and out and it comes through in her music. I often play Jenni’s CD The Key of C during my therapy with young children. It helps them attend and find a rymthm to their work. And then I play Carolyn’s CD At The End of the Day so I can relax and unwind from my work. It wonderful!

By: Kathy Lazott

Kathy Lazott — Wed, 25 Aug 2010 00:46:21 +0000

I love Carolyn Southworth’s CDs. She is an incredibly talented lady and I am so glad she can share her talents with the world. I listen to her CDS almost every day. They are very relaxing in this stress filled world.