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My attempt at David Friedman's 5th etude from his book "Dampening and Pedaling".

Ferde Grofé's "On the Trail," the first of two pieces arranged for vibraphone and marimba, performed by Oliver Mayman (vibraphone) and Lonnie Davis (marimba).

The second duo will be posted on Oliver's channel on 10/21/20 at https://youtu.be/FMnBnpS3ceE
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A little background... a few weeks ago, I did the first of what will be a series of recordings/videotapings at Morningstar Studio, here in Philly. The owner/lead engineer is Glenn Barratt. He is a wonderful engineer and a virtual well of understanding about recording technique and hardware. You can visit his studio's website at https://www.morningstarstudios.com/

This is a cool tune. Let's learn it. You can really learn a lot from studying this tune.

So.... Listen to it.... Learn the head and learn the chords.

I made a few lessons up already. I play the melody (differently:wrong). I learned this tune years ago and it evolved into something else. You will hear it. It's subtle. I learned something from doing this lesson!

See if you can spot it when you hear my play it.

Here is the video I shared at the vibe coffeehouse hang today.

This was my first time participating in a sound bath experience. This recording features three clips that I edited together from what was a much longer session in a tunnel in Prospect Park featuring flute, vibes, cello, and vocals with looping.

Feedback welcome - hopefully I will be doing this more! :)

Well his birthday was yesterday, but close enough.

Side note -- playing Monk tunes is a great way to work on your one-handed minor 2nd intervals.

Here is my solo vibes arrangement of Black Orpheus in c minor. More keys coming soon. Head/Solo/Head/Out

I tried to add some chords in my solo. I definitely need to practice that more.

I know we've all heard this tune a million times, but I tried to at least do something a little different with it. With Jake Lee on bass and Matthew Dobbins on drums.