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This piece is from Joe Locke's "Six New Pieces for Solo Vibraphone" available for sale on his website - joelocke.com. I met Joe for the first time at PASIC (Percussive Arts Society International Convention) held a few weeks ago and had a chance to chat with him for a bit. He mentioned these new fully composed works for solo vibraphone and said that he was looking forward to hearing some other players interpretations. So Joe - this one's for you. Hope you like it. It's a great composition and much fun to play!

K. David "Dave" Johnson

Hi All,
I just discovered a website that will record a radio program from the Internet so that you can listen to the radio anytime you want. This would be great for the Europeans who want to listen to my show, Good Vibes, but find the time very inconvenient (like the middle of the night). You can find it at www.dar.fm. I have not tried it yet so I can't vouch for its reliability. If anyone does try it, let me know if it was successful.
The website is www.jazzon2.org. Good Vibes will air on Sunday, December 2, 8-10pm eastern
and again on Wednesday, Dec 5, 4-6pm eastern.

the result of todays practicing...

tarik

Hi guys. I decided to get into the challenge of the Mini concert. I hope you'll enjoy.

Solo piano clip of 2 choruses of Harold Arlen's "Over The Rainbow" with Keith Jarrett changes along with modulation as follows: first A in Eb, second A in F, bridge in F and last A in Db. This was taped during my Berklee improv class this past summer by pianist Ricardo Curto. The lead sheet can be viewed on Scribd here: http://www.scribd.com/doc/113437494/Over-the-Rainbow-Reharm-Modulation

Check this out.

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There are 7 basic rungs of resistance up the ladder of artistic success

1. Ignorance - Not your fault. Generally the result of a polluted environment. No one
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Example: You think funk is jazz.

2. Miseducation - Your teachers are well meaning, but just don't know. It's no one's
fault. Example: someone tells you, you have to study classical music to become a jazz
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3. Personal difficulties - You just have some major personal problems to overcome.

hi all people
here is a video extract from a gig playing a wonderful composition (sweet georgia fame)
I hope you like !
all the best for all people

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jfSRn3QAx18

another danny boy version played on vibes and m-kat simultan. unfortunatley still with wrong notes but it was my best try. i think one could really make up nice solo things with this setup but it takes a lot of practice...

tarik

This is an expert from a concert Christos did with my vibes in Greece with his trio. These guys are amazing. I also had the change to jam and hang with them. They have great energy, both as players and persons.

This a tune called "Fou Rire" played by them!

Enjoy

Dimitris

Some baroque stuff from one of the foremost french composer of 17th century. I love his music.
I didn't transcribed. I play by ear. Working on ear training and harmonisation. Good practice ! ;o )