Since everyone seemed to enjoy my last one, here's another! Let me know what you think.
Hola a todos, comparto esta grabación de esta pieza original para Vibrafono y ensamble de percusión compuesta por Lucas Guinot (Argentina) e interpretada en este caso por mí en el Vibráfono junto al Ensamble de Percusión del Conservatorio de Música de Tres Arroyos (Argentina) durante mi concierto de graduación a fines del 2016.
La obra tiene aire a Chacarera (especie folclorica de Argentina).
PD.Recomiendo ampliamente que investiguen el trabajo de Lucas Guinot, hay composiciones para todo tipo de formaciones en intrumentos.
This is just a quick and dirty little preview video of the new gel pad. The pad will be available soon at www.PIPERvibe.com
GUYS at 2pm EDT July 22. David Friedman is getting an award from the Vibraphone Project Incorporated (VPI).
It would be great if some of you guys were in the zoom meeting when it happens, to show support.
Brian Graiser is inviting you to a scheduled Zoom meeting.
Topic: Summer Vibes with David Friedman and Tony Miceli
Time: This is a recurring meeting Meet anytime
Join Zoom Meeting
https://shsu.zoom.us/j/85417303847
2:00: start Legacy Awards
Hi Everyone,
Hope you all are doing well and enjoying summer.
Here's my (relatively mediocre) solo version of The Gypsy! Not sure why my brain went to mush in a few spots, but overall I think it went okay.
Here's another etude that I wrote, in F major this time. This has a much larger focus on dampening, with a repeated phrase throughout that the etude is built around. The motive is moved through different keys and modes before returning and ending on F major. Pedaling and dampening marks are in the .pdf attached.
After a lifetime of work trying to become a great improviser, I've come to understand that music can be broken down into basic challenges that venture off into more complex ones as you continue to search for the ultimate YOU in your music.
Hey guys, this is my first time playing with a vocalist on vibes, and I think I'm going to be doing a lot more of it because this was really fun. This is Matt Dennis' "Angel Eyes."