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If the front page slows down, depending on when you found the site, there's probably a lot of stuff you haven't seen yet. Have you: Gone through the online books: http://www.vibesworkshop.com/book Have you checked out recent activity…
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This has become a fairly extensive site, with a LOT of material. Once you are a paid subscriber to the site, spend a few days just looking around and learning where things are. The Front Page: This page will constantly change, It's going…
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To change your password, go into your account. once you've logged in you'll on the left under your name you'll see 'My Account'. Click there and you'll go to your account and then click edit and you'll see where to change your password.
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there's a lot going on on this site and it's picking up each day. If you're a subscriber, you're probably going nuts with all the posts and comments, from guys like Joe Locke, piper, Saindon, Friedman and others. It's incredible how much…
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Below is a link to a page that expains how to do this: http://www.vibesworkshop.com/info/how-adjust-your-time-settings/tjaco/1…
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breadcrumb At the top of each article, lesson, video or audio (or most other documents) you'll see a 'breadcrumb'. That's what web developers call them. It's a path to where you are. If you look at that path it should tell you where you…
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A subscriber is a paid member of the site. They have access to all the content of the site, that is the lessons, the private workshops, posting of audio and video, and lesson plans. A subscription is the month to month fee and access to…
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Use annotations! Subscribers can add annotations to each post! So mark as re-read and then click on 'My Account' on the left and when you go to your account, you'll see annotations. There you can see which topics you wanted to come back to…
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If you see someone's name on a post and you want to see if they have any blogs, click on there name. It should be a link if it's on something they posted or if they're online. Then you go into their user file. At the top you'll see view…
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A virtual masterclass is a clinic or masterclass that takes place from our video studio to your home. I have several cameras a plenty of microphones to bring good video and audio to you. On your end you don't need a lot if any of this.…
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Yes this site is set up for private instruction. Contact one of the faculty members and they'll help you get set up. There is an additional fee for studying privately. And space is limited based on the instructors availability. Most…
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With each post on this site, you can leave an annotation, that is comments for yourself to read. These annotation are private, only you and the site administrator can see them. You can mark articles with suggestions, mark up lessons with…
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Resources are simply areas to explore content. They're to help you zero in on what you want to watch and/or work on. Audio - Contains all the audio content on the site. Online Books - When new lessons are posted you'll see them on the…
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What are groups?
tonymiceli
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Groups are where the private lessons take place. If you're studying privately then you'll see your group on the side bar to the left.
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This Horace Sliver tune is a great tune for modal study. It moves through some contrasting and somewhat awkward keys. When improvising it is important to make smooth connections as you move from key to key. I've included the arrangement…
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1:21 I say top 2 voices, I mean top three 2: 15 I say Bbmaj 9. I mean Bb-9(man 7) I say confirmation. I mean Blues for Alice. I say Ab-7 where I mean Bb-7
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Here's a quick and dirty performance of Blues for Alice. Some of you guys know that I really believe that putting your stuff out there is a great way to get better! That means playing in public, giving college concerts, playing in jam…
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Roy Ayers
tonymiceli
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Man, I was never a Roy Ayers fan. I mean I thought he played well when I heard him, but I just thought he went in a different direction that I wasn't to keen on. Well vibist Steve Hobbs turned me on to many tracks, CDs and his opinion.…
8 years ago - 3 comments
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Hey everyone! It's been ages since I last posted something on the site! Surely some of you will recognize Jenny, a German vibist from the Wuppertal school from The Spring Vibes workshops of the past few years: she was in Paris for a few…
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Hey everyone, Here's a bonus for our 7 weeks of bebop, Blues For Alice. I thought this would be a good one because of the different changes. Good luck! Behn
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My lesson is once again an epic etude made up of a few parts. Do the parts that are of interest to you. Everyone: As always, memorize the tune and the chords. Beginners Put the chords in at least the first 2 choruses of the tune. Check…
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Blue Monk
Patrice
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Trying to catch the spirit of the blues. Not a piece of cake.
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