Michael K. Miller Net Worth is
$300,000

Mini Biography

Most widely known for his part as Musical Movie director and Theme Composer for Paramount’s long-running Television music/range series, “Stable Gold”, as well as for composing the starting theme music, “ONLY A Desire Away” sung by John Denver for the 1984 Winter season Olympics, Michael Miller 1st showed guarantee in the music market during senior high school by composing an set up called “Superstar Medley” in 1973 for visitor designer and famed trumpeter, Bud Brisbois. The set up was a huge hit and, because of this, Bud launched Michael to Henry Mancini who wanted to become his coach. The following Sept, Michael was selected to execute in the Monterey Jazz Event in the California All Celebrity SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL Jazz Music group where he was a featured trumpet soloist and composer. Legendary jazz trumpeter and lifelong hero of Michael’s – Clark Terry – was a visitor artist in the concert. Also, on the functionality, Michael devoted his structure “Something We Knew About Monterey ’73” towards the founder from the Monterey Jazz Celebration, Jimmy Lyons. Michael then started university in UCLA and, within a calendar year, he became the helper musical movie director for the the final two seasons from the Carol Burnett Present and many more, and was hired to create the theme melody and become the musical movie director of the complete work of Paramount TV’s, “Great Silver” (1980-1989), that was made up of about 400 displays. His “Solid Platinum Theme” began and ended each and every episode. Probably one of the most particular musical encounters Michael had was composing and planning the starting theme music “Only a Desire Away” for the 1984 Winter season Olympics, which John Denver performed even though standing up in the snow of Sarajevo. Soon afterward, the popular opera tenor, Placido Domingo, asked Michael to conduct his recording of “Only a Dream Aside”, and Dionne Warwick recorded it aswell. In 1990, Michael made a decision to follow a different one of his dreams, so he visited live on numerous islands in the Pacific: Fiji, Maui, and New Zealand. He proceeds to make regular journeys to Hollywood where he maintains close friendships and mentors his Godson, Josh Shpak, who in 2011 was a presented trumpet soloist in the Monterey Jazz Event and is currently, through Michael’s intro, the protégé of Clark Terry.

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