Vibraphone

Hey
This is a series of videos demonstrating some exercises for Tony's lesson trying to play solo vibes. I also got inspired from Gary burton's lesson so I broke my practise into little things. Remember these are just exercises and not the final thing.

video 1: play lines and the left hit at beat 1 always with the line
video 2: play lines and the left hand its on one and three
video 3: play lines and the left hand hits chords on one beat
videos 4: play lines and the left hand hit chords on one and three
video 5: a guitar approach to the vibes

hi all people here is a video of one of my favorite settings in jazz
I was luky playing with a great spanish guitarrist miquel casany
i love the sound of hammond organ and guitar combination
I hope you enjoy it

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vz-NgMqCGVk&feature=youtu.be

Thanks to Pax for finding this!

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Hey Guys,

This is a video of my mallet duo M-DUR and my good friend singer TOMKO FAHNSTER playing the tune TIME by TOM WAITS.

voc - Tomko Fahnster
vib - Hauke Renken
mar - Patrick Stapleton

Patrick and me played a few gigs this summer, most of the time in churches in the north of Germany, and we had this new song on our setlist. For us it was often the highlight of the evening. So much fun to play!!! :)

What do you think? Thanks for some comments and critics! :)

Hauke

I haven't read much discussion about Roy Ayers. I found his LP, "Daddy Bug & Friends", converted it to MP3 and been listening to it a lot recently.

http://www.amazon.com/Daddy-Bug-Friends/dp/B00122HSUA/

Found this on YouTube:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WQSqg93lz0k

He is a stick dropper when not using traditional grip. He likes octaves (me too).