As we were launching the first on-line section of this series yesterday we got news that Harrow, Alan and his wife Lisa's much-loved and characterful dog, finally lost his battle with Lymphoma.
The size of a Shetland pony, Harrow very much ruled the Parsons' roost, and his distinctive baritone barks invaded many a voice-over session for this series, slicing through the studio door like artillery fire.
Harrow of course invaded this site too, and you can see pictures of this lovable hound in the media pages.
Although the editors may have cursed you occasionally, all of us here at Keyfax will truly miss you, Harrow. Rest In Peace.
I'm sure all here will want to pass on our best to Alan and Lisa on this both happy and sad day.
JulianC / Keyfax NewMedia.
Please pass on my best wishes and condolences to Alan and Lisa. As a dog owner I can understand the sense of loss, as a beloved pet can become a member of an extended family.
Best wishes to Alan and to all involved with Art and Science of Sound Recording - it is so encouraging to me to see more masters of sound sharing their knowledge and experience these days. Especially as digital distribution of music, lossy compression codecs, and the 'loudness war' are in danger of seriously eroding the quality of consumer audio and consumers' expectations - at least as far as music recording and distribution is concerned. Any project and/or dissemination of knowledge and information that helps to raise the bar again is to be applauded, I feel.
Many thanks and regards,
Jonathan Steyn
As a dog owner too, I can understand the sad feelings of Alan and his wife. I love my dog like a son...
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Yes, I lost my beloved Great Dane to Lymphoma as well. My heart goes out to Alan and his family. Losing Max was one of the saddest moments in my life.
Gabriel
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