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Rich Palmer is not only a musician, but also a safety educator. Merge the two vocations and you get 'Safety Songs!' His music is aimed at teaching young children how to be safe. Fun, diverse, and sometimes eclectic, his songs have been used in safety education programs for more than 14 years.
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Rich was a musician long before he began his career in public safety. He toyed around with musical instruments as a very young child. Then, at age 10 he started actively studying guitar and violin. He began playing the 'cello at age 12 and has picked up several instruments since then. He was classically trained at Ball State University by 'cello professor Dr. Fred Miller. With Dr. Miller, Rich discovered many influences to add to his continuing musical ventures. |
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Rich Palmer Lists the following Influences
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Paul McCartney, Phish, The Beatles, Bob Marley, John Mellencamp, Tom Petty, String Cheese Incident, Electric Light Orchestra, Harry Chapin, Grand Funk Railroad, Antonin Dvorak, Jean Sibelius, Aaron Copland
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