Dale Bohren performs Dragonetti Waltzes - Live in Harmonyx Audio Recording Studio

Dale Bohren (Casper, WY) performs three waltzes by Domenico Dragonetti (1790-1846) on orchestral bass. Dale starts out with a great story about his instrument and how it would become his own, given to him as a gift frim his Dad.

[@robinbeaver6815]

What an incredible talent... AND story teller!

[@adamamick3384]

What a great story! Your dad would be so proud of the amazing music you can produce!

[@harmonyxaudio9111]

Great story for sure! Thanks for the great footage!

[@timcurran4122]

Love this!

[@harmonyxaudio9111]

Thanks for watching Tim Curran!

[@lyssagriffinzwolanek5171]

Ah! So fun to hear about grandpa Sid. Love the story and the music and YOU!

[@harmonyxaudio9111]

Thank you for listening and the awesome feedback for Dale! Great story for sure.

[@JonAnderhub]

Your Dad is surely proud of your Bass playing, but more importantly he would be proud of the man you became.

[@Sheep1431]

Well done, guys!

[@harmonyxaudio9111]

Thank you!

[@brandonbradley9490]

Great story!

[@harmonyxaudio9111]

Absolutely!

[@dmcb123]

Great story, great family

[@harmonyxaudio9111]

Absolutely!

[@beverlylorimer5657]

That is so cool!!! I'm so glad you decided to play the bass and got that beautiful one! It was a pleasure to work with you making music for the Casper College shows!

[@bobmullen6387]

Well, that'll break your heart.

[@Gumpa10]

Think I'm not alone saying I'm glad Dale didn't become a cab driver.

[@harmonyxaudio9111]

Agreed!