Vibraphone

Florian Poser's BRAZILIAN EXPERIENCE

playing "Air Populaire"
based on the famous "Air on a sixstring" by J. S. Bach

recorded live at the Tedesco Recording Studio, Paramus, New Jersey, USA
2nd of March, 2013

Gustavo Bergalli - trumpet (unvisible)
Klaus Mueller - piano
Itaiguara - bass & ac. guitar
Portinho - drums
Florian Poser - vibes

Sound & Video: Tom Tedesco

I'm going to try another Livestream of my gig tonight with the OGD Vibe Quartet from 8:00 to about 10:00 PM EDT. Go to http://new.livestream.com/accounts/1758489/events/2347239.

We play a mix of guitarist Mike Caruso's originals and arrangements of classic rock tunes, plus some jazz standards. If you're in the area, we're playing at the Java Room in Chelmsford, MA (http://thejavaroom.com/).

Hi all,
Hope everyone had a good summer. I was on sabbatical from the University of Cincinnati last semester and finished a vibraphone method book. It focuses on building technique and creating ideas for improvisation. If anyone is interested there is a link below.
Best,
Rusty

http://www.rustyburge.com/VibeBook.html

Peace, our TOTM, is totally opaque tunewise to my brain. So I'm trying something with a strong tune line, and easy to play. Armando's Rhumba, with PDF of the leadsheet, MP3 of piano accompanyment and marimba/piano duet posted (or linked to) at Ted Wolff's lessons at the VibesWorkshop site. Carolyn Stoddard and Eric Katz's performances at the Delaware Workshop have given me the idea to work on Latin beats. I can set up a metronome beat to simulate bongos and slow it down to work on improv lines. I really need a strong tune line, or my improv just falls apart.

The two masters on the same scene ! Enjoy