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Melvyn Gale (born 15 January 1952) [1] is an English cellist . Career. Born in London, [2] Gale attended the Royal Academy of Music and the Guildhall School of Music and Drama. He played his first professional concert with the London Palladium Orchestra in 1970. [3] .
3 de oct. de 2018 · His replacement was young session ace Melvyn Gale, who inherited his predecessor’s exploding cello and detonator. Gale played a whole American tour believing he was a hired hand before being told at Heathrow Airport he was actually in ELO and they were going to Europe next.
Se trata del chelista MELVYN GALE, que formó parte de ELO desde 1975 hasta 1979 dejando su huella en todos los trabajos en los que participó. Su mensaje es el siguiente: Hi All!
Entrevista a MELVYN GALE / Diciembre 2009 - ELO ESPAÑA. Facebook Tweet. Después de un largo periodo de alejamiento de la escena musical y de la opinión pública, Martin Kinch desde su website Cherry Blossom Clinic, ha logrado recientemente contactar al ex violonchelista de ELO, Melvyn Gale.
Martin Kinch: First of all Mel, Many thanks for agreeing to do this interview for my website. Melvyn Gale: No problem at all. Martin: There isn't much about you on the internet and there hasn't really been much news about you since you left ELO, is that through choice Melvyn: Not really, it's just that I have done a lot of other things that weren't under the same scrutiny as when I was in the ...
Nacido en Londres, [2] Gale asistió a la Royal Academy of Music ya la Guildhall School of Music and Drama . Tocó su primer concierto profesional con la London Palladium Orchestra en 1970. [3] También tocó con las compañías de Ballet Bolshoi y Rambert, la Orquesta Sinfónica Juvenil de Londres y varios espectáculos en el West End.
THE MELVYN GALE HISTORY: Born Jan. 15, 1952, London, England. He was The Electric Light Orchestra's English chellist from 1972 to 1975 to 1979.. Gale attended the Royal Academy of Music and the Guildhall School of Music and Drama. He played his first professional concert with the London Palladium Orchestra in 1970.
