Old Folks - Shedding in a Berklee practice room
Shedding "Old Folks" in a Berklee practice room before a class.
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Shedding "Old Folks" in a Berklee practice room before a class.
I'll also attach a pdf and a jpg. See below
A vibes, cello and drums band. I was expecting the worse but there's something I like about these guys. I at least give them credit for trying something like this! What do you think?
I am selling 2 sets (8 mallets) of the gary burton signature mallets by vic firth. They are lightly used. I purchased them a few years ago but I've since switched to the Balter Micelli mallet.
The price is $40 for both sets, plus shipping ($10 within the U.S. $20 outside the U.S.) If interested contact me via email at tedwolff46@gmail.com
See attachments for photos and an mp3 clip of what they sound like.
Yes another great thing about the site is I get to meet people with great Vibe stories!
I'm talking to the daughter of Jerry Shard. He was a vibe player from back in the day and he was on Capitol Records AND did a tribute to Adrian Rollini. That's pretty cool huh? They have the record on cassette and I'm trying to get a copy along with photos for the site! Jerry lived in Philadelphia. I'll pass along more info as I get it.
Hello! It's been too long since I've posted music on this site...this is what happens when you're earning a Ph.D, eh? Hopefully I'll be able to work on a TOTM or something soon...
Anyway, I've called your attention here for a couple reasons:
I am very glad to present this new duo with David (actually not so new ...)
Hi folks,
Here's a new video from a recent CD release gig in NYC. This piece started as a bit of a vibes etude that I expanded for a trio. This track is entitled "Never Sleeps" from my last album "Gotham."
-Tyler
The song is dedicated to my mentor David Friedman. Once we were hanging out in my house in Italy and I showed him the harmonic and rhythmic Idea that opens the song. Then we decide to play a "kind of blues" on top of this strange chords progression... after a couple of week I composed this tune!!
Giovanni Perin 6et live from Georg Neumann Theater in Berlin in july 2014:
Giovanni Perin: vibes
Tommaso Troncon: Tenor Sax
Dima Bondarev: Trumpet
Yuriy Seredin: Piano
Marcel Krömker: Bass
Diego Pinera: Drums