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Very simple but gets you improvising in minutes. And it's kind of fun!
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Hi everyone! I've just released my new composition for solo vibraphone called Solitude. I have been spending a lot of time in quarantine thinking about what sounds I like to hear on the vibes and how to showcase them. This piece is the…
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A must watch.
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This is a beautiful lesson by friedman. Wait until you hear this solo! It's an incredibly melodic solo, which is the point of the lesson. So Watch: Lesson: Learn! And if you have any questions, ask David!
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Took a short break, but I just uploaded 7 and 9! I swear, I've been trying to record #20 for like a month but it never comes out how I want it. Maybe next week.
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I took a tiny break, but I'm working on Friedman's whole book again. Number 7!
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This one was kind of just for fun and is a little unpolished. But I've been practicing Tony's stride stuff and it seemed applicable to Art Blakey's shuffle feel in Moanin'. I put in a "bass solo," and I'm working on my block chords. I'm…
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I’ve been thinking about this a lot since this afternoon’s discussion. Truth in advertising: I’m definitely in the “competition is destructive “ camp in spite of my long association with jazz and its deep tradition of cutting sessions. I…
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"All The Things You Are" with comping/solo playing: working with a student yesterday on comping/solo playing. We were working on various voicing techniques and concepts including closed, open voicings, voicings in 4rths, pentatonic…
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"Wichita Lineman" composed by Jimmy Webb and sung by Glen Campbell. One of the hippest and harmonically interesting pop tune that I think was ever written. A challenge to do it justice while maintaining the mood and not hit any clams. Ha!…
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Playing some sound in my head, if you have time please leave comments! Thanks!
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Vibe Hangs!
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Great Episode!!!
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Our pop-up class for VW subscribers will take place June 3rd - 2pm EDT We will study 'Have You Met Miss Jones'. The follow up class we will stream and some of you guys will play the tune in 'Virtual Public'. If you don't do that I would…
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Hi Tony, I remember seeing an old video of you playing Come Rain Or Come shine you called it a quick and dirty video. it would be great to have a series on the fine points of this technique. with video.
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The rest of these are on my YouTube channel. Let me know what you think!
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The rest are on my YouTube channel and on this site. Let me know what you think!
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I'm almost done recording the first 20 (doing them in a weird order) and they are all somewhere on this site or on my YouTube channel.
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Been working on stride vibes and watching Tony's videos from the beginning of the site. If anyone has any comments, let me know!
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Marimba variations on Henry Mancini's "Moon River". Some spur of the moment improv on this classic song. I enjoy the orchestration potential, expansive range and varied colors of the marimba.
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