Carillon," from "Three Pieces for Vibraphone" by Gary Gibson (1985). Performed here by the composer.
Tom P.
PS. Reposting twotreesmusic's original post so that the video gets picked up by the Roku/Android/iPhone apps.
Gary Gibson plays "Blues," the first movement of his "Jazz Suite for Solo Vibraphone"
Tom P.
PS. Reposting twotreesmusic's original post so that the video gets picked up by the Roku/Android/iPhone apps.
Dana recently posted a performance by a Glass Harp player (see "Check This Out").
Here is another performer I found, Petr Spatina.
Check out his vibrato technique starting at 1:38.
Also check out http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BUCGIsnAFGM
Barry
So That's noon in Philadelphia and 9am on the WEST Coast. (I think I got that right).
Myself, David Friedman and Phillipe Mace will be performing as well as players from the workshop. So come check us out!
George passed away at 91 today. Here's a nice video of his group playing "Conception" -- not sure who the vibes player is.
The New York Times has an obit at http://www.nytimes.com/2011/02/15/arts/music/15shearing.html?pagewanted….
Tom P.
Too cool not to share ;)
Hi Gang,
Since we all seem to know the birthdays of our esteemed pros (both living and deceased) and we take a moment to recognize them, we, at the same time, do not have in our profiles the birthdates of our ever growing membership. Thought I would kick that off today with this announcement:
I am 75 years of age as of yesterday, Feb 11, and am proud to be able to announce that and very happy that I am physically here to experience it.
If you want to register early (last year we turned people away) email Harvey price at hprice@UDel.Edu. He'll take a small deposit and hold your place.
We're starting to get ready for the Delaware workshop again. This will be from July 31st until August 5th.
Between the instruments we get and ones people bring we will have an instrument for everyone, also a practice room. I think you'll also each have your own piano in the room.
Here's another recording from my jam with Tony, and Mark today. This is "The Days of Wine and Roses", which I was working on for the TOTM. I did it all from memory, which is a big deal for me. I got lost a little, then got back in by listening to the bass and piano. I also comp during the bass solo, which means I can't rely on listening to the bass to keep track. That was tough for me.
But, man that was FUN, playing with other folks! I usually just do solo arrangements in my basement.
Enjoy,
Barry
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