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Naomi Sato
August 3, 2010
Carmen taught me how to play the harp when I was in high school in the mid 90's. During my lesson, I would often ask her to play a piece so I can hear how it goes. I knew how it went but I just wanted to hear her play because she played so beautifully. I only knew her as a private teacher but I can honestly say that the things she taught me have stuck and I am a better musician because of her, even 15 years later.
lisa murray
August 1, 2010
my fondest memory of Carmen was singing with her at the "Starlight Bowl" in Burbank...We did an amazing arrangement by Victore Vanacore of Stevie Wonders "If It's Magic"..She was truly magical and I'm sure she is playing in Heaven to a standing ovation..
lisa murray
August 1, 2010
my fondest memory of Carmen was singing with her at the "Starlight Bowl" in Burbank...we did an amazing arrangement of Stevie Wonders "If It's Magic" by Victor Vanacore.. Just harp and voice...truly beautiful..I know they love her playing up in Heaven....Lisa Murray
Victor Vanacore
July 29, 2010
I first met Carmen Dragon on a gig in the late 70's and we remained friends ever since. I met her in Kauai for coffee about 5 years ago and all she talked about was music and her grandchildren and of course, her Dad. Carmen was a special person and always looked you in the eyes when you spoke to her. Today is July 29 and someone just called me to tell me the news about Carmen. I will never forget her.
Bobby Shulgold
July 19, 2010
I've known Carmen for years. We'd played lots of jobs over the years , and even made a flute & harp disc together. Carmen had a truly warm smile and an infectious laugh. She was always so supportive of those she cared for, and we'll all miss her very much.
jan hart
July 19, 2010
Kathy, so sorry about your sister. I have often wondered where you were. I have a lot of memories with your family in Malibu. Jan Buckley Hart
Kauai, HI
Margie Maseda
July 18, 2010
Carmen was blessed with the gift of musical talent. She used her talent for the glory of her Creator and shared it humbly with the rest of us. I will miss her greatly but her angelic music will forever play in my heart and soul. Carmen nows plays in the highest orchestra for her GOD. Amen to that. Margie Maseda
Angeline Welk
July 17, 2010
To the family of Carmen Dragon
Carmen was my harp teacher on Kauai. My
joy was to watch her fingers and hear the
beautiful sounds she created. May her
love for music and playing the harp
continue to echo throughout the world.
Carol Robbins
July 16, 2010
We lost our dear friend Carmen Dragon July 11th. She was joyful, kind and funny. A gifted harpist, pianist, and composer who loved life and loved to laugh. I will miss her so very much.
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