Today we talk about an harmonic device that I stole from bass players!
We can build pedal point on the root or the fifth of the tonal area in which the tune is composed.
I'll use the harmony of On green dolphin street to show it. Make sure to learn the melody and the changes before this lesson.
Today we talk about an harmonic device that I stole from bass players!
We can build pedal point on the root or the fifth of the tonal area in which the tune is composed.
I'll use the harmony of On green dolphin street to show it. Make sure to learn the melody and the changes before this lesson.
My rendition of Etude #14 from Friedman's Dampening and Pedaling.
Here's an etude I recently composed for the vibraphone in F minor. It begins with arpeggios, switches to an expressive melody, then to a chorus section, and back to arpeggios. Four mallets and an understanding of pedaling required.
I've attached an .mp3 and a .pdf of the etude. The mp3 is *mostly* accurate.
If you are done with the exercises listed in the previous video dedicated to guide tones and solo solo playing then check those new challenging exercises.
Make sure to check the previous video called: The Art of Solo Playing cause it's an introduction to this wonderful topic.
Adapt then Change! :-)
In this video I'll show you some basic voicing concept for the modern vibraphone soloist!
Make sure to check the previous video called: The Art of Solo Playing cause it's an introduction to this wonderful topic.
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I've spend lot of time playing solo vibraphone especially during this difficult pandemic period so I decided to share with you my thoughts on this particular topic.
In the video I'll show you what for me are some of the basic concepts that you need to master for getting started with vibes solo playing.