robert Harrigan
JP
Who was Robert Harrigan? Did he publish any works?
Regards
JP
Joey Goldstein
I still have a few of his chord melodies from Berklee. As far as I know
he was just one of those Berklee carreer teacher guys. A nice player
doing a few days a week at the college as a teacher.
Steve Carter will fill in the blanks I'm sure.
--
Joey Goldstein
http://www.joeygoldstein.com
joegold AT sympatico DOT ca
Steve Carter
seen him in a couple of years, but I am doing some computer consulting
for the faculty union, and will be in the school in the next week or
two, so I'll plan another "old-timers" get-together, and hope to see
Bob there.
Bob writes some amazing chord solos. Bob and I started teaching at
Berklee about the same time, and we had a guitar duo that played
regularly at a club in Cambridge for a while. Bob was also in the
William Leavitt Faculty Guitar Ensemble with me for a few years. We
played Bill's arrangements for 5 guitars - which are great - and we
did a concert in the Berklee Performance Center dedicated to Bill
shortly after Bill' death.
Bob's arrangements are harmonically rich and filled with moving inner
lines. Very hard to play; great educational material; very listenable.
Bob plays them beautifully.
>he was just one of those Berklee carreer teacher guys.
JUST!!! I hope you had tongue firmly implanted in cheek for that one!
:-)
Steve
On Thu, 09 Oct 2003 09:33:36 -0400, Joey Goldstein
<nos...@nowhere.net> wrote:
>
>
>JP wrote:
>>
>> I know a number of Berklee students of th 70's are here on this list.
>> Who was Robert Harrigan? Did he publish any works?
>>
>> Regards
>>
>> JP
>
>I still have a few of his chord melodies from Berklee. As far as I know
>he was just one of those Berklee carreer teacher guys. A nice player
>doing a few days a week at the college as a teacher.
>Steve Carter will fill in the blanks I'm sure.
Steve Carter
www.frogstoryrecords.com
Joey Goldstein
Steve Carter wrote:
>
> As far as I know, Bob Harrigan is still teaching at Berklee. I haven't
> seen him in a couple of years, but I am doing some computer consulting
> for the faculty union, and will be in the school in the next week or
> two, so I'll plan another "old-timers" get-together, and hope to see
> Bob there.
>
> Bob writes some amazing chord solos. Bob and I started teaching at
> Berklee about the same time, and we had a guitar duo that played
> regularly at a club in Cambridge for a while. Bob was also in the
> William Leavitt Faculty Guitar Ensemble with me for a few years. We
> played Bill's arrangements for 5 guitars - which are great - and we
> did a concert in the Berklee Performance Center dedicated to Bill
> shortly after Bill' death.
>
> Bob's arrangements are harmonically rich and filled with moving inner
> lines. Very hard to play; great educational material; very listenable.
> Bob plays them beautifully.
>
> >he was just one of those Berklee carreer teacher guys.
>
> JUST!!! I hope you had tongue firmly implanted in cheek for that one!
> :-)
Hey not that kind of just, just just. The good just, whatever that is.
>
> Steve
>
> On Thu, 09 Oct 2003 09:33:36 -0400, Joey Goldstein
> <nos...@nowhere.net> wrote:
>
> >
> >
> >JP wrote:
> >>
> >> I know a number of Berklee students of th 70's are here on this list.
> >> Who was Robert Harrigan? Did he publish any works?
> >>
> >> Regards
> >>
> >> JP
> >
> >I still have a few of his chord melodies from Berklee. As far as I know
> >he was just one of those Berklee carreer teacher guys. A nice player
> >doing a few days a week at the college as a teacher.
> >Steve Carter will fill in the blanks I'm sure.
>
> Steve Carter
> www.frogstoryrecords.com
--
Jeremey Poparad
> Bob's arrangements are harmonically rich and filled with moving inner
> lines. Very hard to play; great educational material; very listenable.
> Bob plays them beautifully.
>
Any way some of us might get our hands on copies of those? <grin>