Miller, Daniel D.

Cellist who has performed with Cuartetango, the Embers, the New York Pops, and the Young People’s Chorus of New York City.

From 19^th October 1995 through 28^th January 1996, he was in the orchestra pit for a Broadway revival of Hello, Dolly!.

He performed similar duties for a production of State Fair that ran from 27^th March 1996 through 30^th June 1996.

From 9^th November 1997 through 2^nd January 2000, he played cello for the original musical comedy, The Scarlet Pimpernel.

He was part of the orchestra that accompanied Simavi Uluc at Merkin Concert Hall on 28^th March 1999.

From 9^th December 2002 through 25^th January 2003, he offered up music with some bite for Dance of the Vampires.

As if that weren’t skeery enough, he proved to be a wiz on cello for a long run of Wicked, which opened on 30^th October 2003, and just kept going.

From 23^rd November 2008 through 4^th January 2009, he got into the spirit with a holiday production of Irving Berlin’s White Christmas. He re-gifted his cello acumen for the same show when it was reprised from 22^nd November 2009 through 3^rd January 2010.

Other Broadway credits include Once Upon a Mattress, starring Sarah Jessica Parker.

On 11^th July 2012, Leonardo Suarez Paz’s Cuartetango Music & Dance Company performed in Damrosch Park at Lincoln Center.

Recordings on which Daniel appears include: Aceto by Micheal Castaldo; Coolside of Yuletide by the Young People’s Chorus of New York City; Dancing in the Dark by Jeff Harner; Fortune Cookies by Alana Davis; The Gift by Jung; The Great American Songbook Collection by Rod Stewart; If I Sing: The Songwriters Album by Jamie deRoy & Friends; I’m Not Waiting by Julia Murney; L’Atalier and Masters of the Bandoneon: Works by Astor Piazzolla and Others by Cuartetango; Living it All Wrong by Lee Feldman; Poetica by Anat Cohen; and, The Show Must Go On by The Embers.

He can also be heard on the original Broadway cast albums, The Scarlet Pimpernel and State Fair, and the Sounds of a Better World series.

In the field of music education, he has served on the faculty of the New York Music Experience.

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