Thursday, September 25, 2014
"Death of a Horn Player" a short story
The Bedford Group offers this teaser of a true story profits will go to the deceased's 2 favorite organizations:
The Danbury Music Center and
The National Federation of the Blind Connecticut
Death of a Horn Player
A Short Story
By A. Nonymous and B. Nonymous
The People
HP – The Horn Player
SS – The Stepson
SD – The Stepdaughter
BFs – Best Friends
BF1 – Best Friend #1
BF2 – Best Friend #2
BF3 – Best Friend #3
BF4 – Best Friend #4
Chapter 1
He was a charmer all his life, funny, vivacious, loyal and talented. He had played the trumpet since the 30s at every gin mill and catered affair in the area – at graduation parties, weddings, et al. He had worked in hat factories, sold booze, drank some of it, and had been a personal manager. He loved people and people loved him. He could talk to anybody a first time and make them friends. There was only one problem – he got old. BF4 used to tell him “never give up the horn, it’ll keep you alive”, but he did and began to slow down. He approached BF1, 2 and 3 about being executors of his will and powers of attorney, but they thought that would be better handled by his SS and SD.
He’d told me some years back that he’d been left a substantial sum by his late wife and several decades later, his brother died and left him one quarter of a million dollars. He owned his own unencumbered house and was financially very secure. He received any necessary extra help from his good friends and truly wanted for nothing, but he made the mistake of growing old and slowing down.
Saturday, May 12, 2012
Doc Brown Chapter 1 only
To listen to the first chapter of my book "Forsaken Heroes of the Pacific War" click on the link below:
Doc Brown Chapter 1 only
Doc Brown Chapter 1 only
Monday, March 26, 2012
My book "Forsaken Heroes of the Pacific War: One man's true story" is now available on amazon.com. To view the book promo click here:
Monday, November 14, 2011
http://www.wiltonvillager.com/story/514386
Great turnout and book sales at the Wilton CT. Library on 11/11 on behalf of "Forsaken Heroes of the Pacific War" by me and Kevin Moore. Profits to the Gary Sinise Foundation, Wounded Warriors Project and Fisher House.
Monday, August 15, 2011
We have lost a great American Icon:
"Dad passed away peacefully this morning at 10:20 am", says 82 year old Mrs. Peggy Doughty of Pinkneyville, Illinois, daughter of Major Albert Neir Brown. Until his death this morning in a Nashville, Illinois nursing home, he was not only the oldest living survivor of the Bataan Death March but was the oldest living American Veteran of WWll. He was also the only godchild of Buffalo Bill Cody. The retired dentist and US Army Major had resided at the Friendship Manor Nursing Home for the past year. Doc Brown was born on October 24, 1905 in North Platte, Nebraska. His biographers, Don Morrow and Kevin Moore, tell his life story in the book "Forsaken Heroes of the Pacific War." To order go to: http://www.donmorrowvoiceovertraining.com/voiceovertraining/order.html
Monday, May 2, 2011
Kindly Words about the April 30th Seminar
Don,
It was a pleasure meeting you, your family and the rest of your talented team yesterday at your beautiful home. I thoroughly enjoyed your seminar. Thank you for sharing your invaluable industry knowledge and experience with us. I'll never forget standing next to you in the recording booth -- it was one of the highlights of an incredible overall experience!
Thank you!
Best regards,
Mike Krumenacker
It was a pleasure meeting you, your family and the rest of your talented team yesterday at your beautiful home. I thoroughly enjoyed your seminar. Thank you for sharing your invaluable industry knowledge and experience with us. I'll never forget standing next to you in the recording booth -- it was one of the highlights of an incredible overall experience!
Thank you!
Best regards,
Mike Krumenacker
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Wednesday, April 13, 2011
ONly one space left for Don Morrow's VO Workshop
Our experiences have proven to us that people react best and do their best in an informal atmosphere. There is one space left for Don's Workshop on April 30th, 2011. It is being held in the relaxed country lakeside setting of Don's private studio and tree farm in the rolling hills of Danbury, CT. The farm is located some 60 miles north of NYC and there are 5 major airports servicing the area-two less than an hour away: Newburgh, NY and Westchester County (White Plains), N.Y., JFK and LaGuardia are an hour and a half and Newark, N.J. two hours away. Rental cars available at all. Once you have registered through the website we'll give specific directions. Also, you'll receive 40 scripts in the mail. (we'll send them overnight so you'll still have time to practice) You will choose 7 or 8 scripts from these to create your approx. 90 sec. demo. You'll also get a CD of Don's full reads and patterns to practice with ahead of time so you don't get in any bad habits. Following the recording session, the Seminar continues with a Question and Answer session accompanied by sandwiches and drinks. You will receive in the mail, the entire recorded Seminar including the Cocktail Party plus your new, AGENT ACCEPTABLE Demo. To sign up click here: http://www.donmorrowvoiceovertraining.com/voiceovertraining/order.html
QUESTIONS? Email Don at voicesofdm@aol.com
QUESTIONS? Email Don at voicesofdm@aol.com
Thursday, February 17, 2011
One of my former students landed a national gig and I'm sure he will land many more. Check out his website to hear the spots. Congrats Thom I'm proud of you! This is what he had to say:
"Don Morrow gets better all the time. He works in the studio every day and his ability to bring out voice talents in others is second to none. I trained with Don years ago at his studio in Ct. and he's remained my friend, supporter and mentor ever since. I am successful in VO today because of Don's coaching. He is truly a master instructor in our business.
Other colleagues call him "The Don-Father" of voiceover, I simply call him "Father Don"."
Thom Varhol-Carmax National Radio Campaign 02/2011
Other colleagues call him "The Don-Father" of voiceover, I simply call him "Father Don"."
Thom Varhol-Carmax National Radio Campaign 02/2011
Don Morrow's Voice Over Demo Workshop April 30th, 2011
The next Don Morrow Demo Workshop (Max 5-6 people) will be April 30th, 2011. The VO Demo Workshop will be held in the relaxed country, lakeside setting of Don Morrow's private studio and tree farm in the rolling hills of Danbury, CT. The farm is located some 60 miles north of NYC and there are 5 major airports servicing the area-two less than an hour away: Newburgh, NY and Westchester County (White Plains), N.Y., JFK and LaGuardia are an hour and a half and Newark, N.J. two hours away. Rental cars available at all. Once you have registered we'll give specific directions. Also, you'll receive 40 scripts in the mail. You will choose 7 or 8 scripts from these to create your approx. 90 sec. demo. You'll also get a CD of Don's full reads and patterns to practice with ahead of time so you don't get in any bad habits. Following the recording session, the Workshop continues with a Question and Answer session accompanied by sandwiches and drinks. You will receive in the mail, the entire recorded Workshop including the Cocktail Party plus your new, AGENT ACCEPTABLE Demo.
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Tuesday, June 1, 2010
Monday, March 15, 2010
Game Show Hall of Fame
A few really old people have asked me of late if I'm the Don Morrow listed in the Game Show Hall of Fame. I guess I'll have to admit to the old geezers that it is me. Funny....I don't feel that old!
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