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This weekend is our VW Bootcamp.

David is working in his class on the My Funny Valentine. He put up a version and so did Hauke so I wanted to do one as well.

I have not played the tune in a long time but I thought I could bang it out. I couldn't. I had to remember the parts and assemble it again. Hence my comment in the beginning, which I decided to leave in.

Don't any of us who record have comments like this or worse on some of our recordings?

I'm always looking to see and hear how people play in different situations and whether it holds my attnetion.

David Patrios is a great mallet player. Just look how he plays in this duo!

He's on a .... is it a Balifon? Or do I just call it a marimba? I don't know.

But he makes great melodies.

This just reminds me what we need to make music. We don't need 4 mallets going on all the time. For most of us that's a good think. We need strong melodies with chords interspersed!

Transcribe my solo.
1st chorus - quarter note solo
2nd chorus - simple solo

Play my solo, then do yours.
Your first chorus needs to be quarter notes
Second chorus, simple and swinging.

I've attached a file with only brushes. You can use the to play along with.

Hi Guys today we talk about a Mc Coy Tyner lick based on quartal voicings.
Enjoy

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Clip from a practice session playing the classic Joe Henderson song. Playing with a "stream of consciousness" approach. Seeing what develops and working with motives, varied sounds (articulation, dynamics, accents, ghost notes, deadstrokes) and techniques as they come into play. This is one of the ways that I practice. I always enjoy playing songs this way and seeing where the music leads me along with taking some chances. For me, it's not about perfection but more about the process that's important.

Big fun to do this duets.

Single line solo

Just Friends:
https://youtu.be/hwhY2lQKCs0

single line solo

Chien Chien Milestones(old): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9OYHZ0eWq54

and another lesson from me this week.
again a beginners lesson on some basic steps to practice 2-5-1 progressions.

let me know what you think.

hugs. hauke

hey guys, i'll start to post some lessons here from now on. :)
this first one is a beginner lesson about dampening. my thoughts and ways i practiced it.

let me know your thoughts!

hugs,
hauke