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Charlie Reischl
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Oct 17, 2026
Acoustic Alternatives with The Minor Pieces and John Bommarito
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John BommaritoHOST
... not only this kind of music, but you have a classical background as well.
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39:33Charlie ReischlGUEST
I mean, I also had my love of music in high school form, you know, but I had played the, the string bass for, for all through, um, school growing up in Ann Arbor.
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39:42Charlie ReischlGUEST
And, um, yeah, we, I went to, um, the Eastman School of Music for a year thinking I was gonna play in an orchestra, and then I hated all the people that thought they were gonna play in an orchestra.
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39:49Charlie ReischlGUEST
[laughs] Not everybody, but you know, the, all the great people, you know? Uh, but like sitting in a box and practicing three hours a day alone didn't suit me, so I came back and did my music degree at U of M, and that was much more connected to the community for me, so.