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Here's a continuation to the first "Cop This Lick". It's a very similar line to the first line, except that the notes for the double sticking change. PDF is attached this time. Behn
13 years 6 months ago - 0 comments
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Here's a new piece that I composed. It's called "Warrior" The piece is in 4 movements connected together. I.Love II.Hope III.Pain IV.Revenge Hope you like it, The piece is still highly improv based but I've started to notate it.
13 years ago - 3 comments
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13 years 6 months ago - 1 comments
Hey guys!
jimmiew
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Hey Vibes workshop! Just wanted to apologize for being out for a while and letting some of the books content back up. With everything from college auditions, internships and being in a world class indoor drumline that rehearsed all weekend…
13 years 6 months ago - 2 comments
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Hi everyone, I'm attaching a pdf hand out I used recently for a clinic. In it I go through an example of how one might use a combination of Cells and Upper Structure Triads to create tension and release for playing melodic lines and…
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Billy Cobham!
tonymiceli
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Transcribe this! Here's a simple solo. Transcribe at least the first chorus. Does it sound like the tune? Can you play it and it sounds like the tune? Why does it sound like the tune? What's happening? Can you memorize it? Can you start…
13 years 1 month ago - 10 comments
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I saw a workshop with Joe Lovano in my neighborhood last week and something he said kinda stuck with me. It was a little question and answer session between the sets and someone had asked about this apartment that Kenny Werner had in…
13 years 6 months ago - 2 comments
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There's been some talk on the site lately about what should a beginner do around here. First off if you're a beginner, you need one thing on your side. That's time. You have to have a lot of time on your hands. You need to be able to go…
13 years 6 months ago - 9 comments
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Looking for some advice on a piece? This is the place
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Fried Bananas!
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Hi all, Here's a lick to work on. Sometimes, I like to use double stickings and paradiddle type rudiment patterns in lines to create a different effect. Notice that the left hand stays on the accidentals. Also, another way to practice…
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Vibes are booming in France as anywhere else in the world. Classically educated guys like Frank Tortiller are establishing new standards. I really dig this. Do you ?
12 years 5 months ago - 11 comments
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Here's a track from "EARMIX" wih Daniel Humair, Drums. Marvin Stamm, trumpet and Sebastian Boisseau, bass. I kind of forgot about this project, probably because I wasn't crazy about the results. The whole album was more or less free, with…
13 years ago - 10 comments
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I believe there is a very interesting fundamental difference between improvising "lines" and improvising "melodies". What do you think? Is there a discussion here?
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On my last visit to the Royal Academy of Music in London, some of the students had prepared things for me which they'd acquired or learned from Vibes Workshop (2 of the students did a duo arrangement of "Sword of Whispers, including Dana…
13 years 7 months ago - 7 comments
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Man am I excited! First Joe Locke then Terry Gibbs, NOW GARY! Detroit doesn't get many big name vibists coming to town so every chance I get to see one of the greats I don't pass it up. I had the opportunity to meet Joe when he played with…
13 years 7 months ago - 4 comments
M-48
tonymiceli
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What's with the m-48. I hung with vibist Tom Beckham last night and I couldn't believe he had the same experience as me. When I play my m-48 I have to move it around my floor to get it into a spot where the dampening will work. He does the…
13 years 7 months ago - 17 comments
College?
ntvito
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I'm a junior in high school and I want to focus on playing jazz vibes in college. But iv heard there are a good amount of vibes players who studied something else in college... percussion, or piano, etc along with vibes. If I could do…
13 years 7 months ago - 31 comments
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- Nick Mancini: vibes - Matt Clohesy: bass - Take Toryama:drums If you guys don't know yet Nick Mancini, you'd better change this now! My opinion is simple: very few vibists speak soooo clear to me. Word! That's quite amazing! Though he's…
13 years 7 months ago - 13 comments
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hi, this was the best "one take" of that song i could do before my holidays.still some wrong notes but i would call that my final version.thank god i´m no calssical musician where i have to play always EXACTLY what´s written. it´s tricky…
13 years ago - 3 comments
Who is Babu?
Marie-Noëlle
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Wouldn't it be cool to get back to our old tradition: the "Who is" posts? If you want to know what a "Who is" is and read some of them, they are all here:http://www.vibesworkshop.com/book/who-book/tonymiceli/031309 So my question today is…
13 years 7 months ago - 14 comments
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Here's a great clip from the 2010 workshop in Delaware. I thought it would be interesting to some of you guys.
13 years 7 months ago - 2 comments
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| Today is the official release date of Joe Locke's latest album in trio with long time partners and friends pianist Geoffrey Keezer and saxophonist Tim Garland. I've had the chance to listen to it and man this is beautiful! No bass or…
13 years 7 months ago - 6 comments
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I think we might go overboard sometimes by suggesting that there is only one legitimate improvisational language in music and it comes from Bebop/blues/jazz. We tend to require some historical quote from the "jazz language" or it is…
13 years 7 months ago - 15 comments
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