bob-miller

Forum Replies Created

Viewing 5 posts - 1 through 5 (of 5 total)
  • Author
    Posts
  • in reply to: Michael Amorosi “Pastorale for Cl. and Hp.” #144812
    bob-miller
    Participant

    Does any one know if “Passionatus” by Michael Amorosi is available to purchase? I know they have a copy at BYU, but it’s too far to travel to Utah.
    Thanks,
    Bob

    in reply to: Universities and conseratories with the best harp programs #166961
    bob-miller
    Participant

    Carl,
    I think it is great that your student is pursuing other avenues. However, if he thinks becoming a chef will allow him the luxury of playing the harp on the side then he is in for a big surprise. Most chefs average 10-12

    in reply to: Harpo’s technique #155477
    bob-miller
    Participant

    David,
    do you know if any of Gail Laughton’s arrangements are available?
    Also, how does one get a copy of the Tea for Two recordings?
    Are there any recordings of Gail Laughton?
    And you are right in regard to Night at the Opera, he is way off.
    Thanks and sorry for so many ?’s,
    Bob

    in reply to: Harpo’s technique #155469
    bob-miller
    Participant

    Hey Carl,
    I am by no way an expert like you but when I look at the videos of Harpo playing the Harp on the web site listed above it sure looks like he’s playing the harp and in the correct octave to me. Maybe the Gail Laughton guy played on the ones when Harpo isn’t actually playing the harp but rather some prop acting like a harp. I think you should take a look at those videos and reconsider what you heard. Although I may be wrong but when you watch him play “Why am I So Romantic”, “When My Dreams Come True” and “Im Daffy Over You” he sure is in the correct spots and definitely playing.
    Bob

    in reply to: Harpo’s technique #155465
    bob-miller
    Participant

    Tony,
    Do you know who the guy was that tried to teach him?

Viewing 5 posts - 1 through 5 (of 5 total)