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Erin Bode

Erin Bode is an American singer. Though Bode began her recording career in 2001, she has already garnered much praise. She has been called "someone you won't forget"〔(【引用サイトリンク】title=Erin Bode: Don't Take Your Time )〕 who is able to "explore a wide range of material in a fresh, often subtle manner" and that possesses a voice that has "great purity, perfect pitch and impressive phrasing." She has appeared on national television within the United States on the shows Fox & Friends Weekend and The Saturday Early Show.
==Biography==
Bode was born the youngest of four children in Wayzata, Minnesota near Minneapolis-St. Paul to a Lutheran minister who emphasized music, leading her to join a church choir.〔 While a high school student, first at Lutheran High School South in St. Louis, Missouri, and then at Eureka High School in Eureka, Missouri (where she graduated in 1995), Bode excelled at the trumpet (which she borrowed from her older brother)〔 and performed in sixteen theatre productions.
She began college at the University of Minnesota before transferring to Webster University, during which time she performed with the Saint Louis Symphony Orchestra for three seasons. She was influenced by jazz pianist/singer Christine Hitt, a teacher at Webster, who introduced Bode to jazz and often invited her to sing during select shows in the area.〔〔 Her first such show was at the Missouri Athletic Club.〔 Bode graduated with a degree in music and foreign languages (Italian and French), though she changed her major from classical music during her time at Webster.〔〔
Bode remained in the area upon graduation and produced her first studio album, ''Requests'', in 2001. The album brought her enough local attention, due in part to a cover of Cyndi Lauper's song "Time After Time", that she was signed to St. Louis jazz label MAXJAZZ.〔

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