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Harlan Mark Vale Prescott, Arizona
Harlan attended The Evergreen State College in Washington State, where he studied 20th Century Composition, Electronic Music
and Audio Engineering.
Harlan plays piano, synthesizer and percussion.
Harlan has been an independent composer / performer since 1974. He releases his own music through his own recording label, Pillars of Light Music.
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