Richard Barbieri

English keyboard player and songwriter

Richard Barbieri - English keyboard player and songwriter
Born

November 30th, 1957
67 years ago

Category

Artists & Creatives

Country

England

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A keyboard player and songwriter gained recognition for contributions to the music scene from the late 1970s, particularly through association with the band Porcupine Tree. Barbieri's work as a solo artist and collaborator in various music projects also received attention. His innovative use of synthesizers and atmospheric soundscapes defined segments of the progressive rock genre.

Co-founded Porcupine Tree

Released solo albums including 'Stranger Inside'

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