This Saturday we’ll have a vibesworkshop vibe hang at my house. If you are a Philly vibe player or you are in the area, feel free to come by. Email me for my address.
It will also (technology permitting) be streaming online as well.
See you there!
If you don't know, A mini concert is when you play 2 or 3 songs without stopping. Record audio or video and then post it. It let's you get the feeling of playing on stage. It has really helped my playing.
So mini concerts Dec. 15th. Who's in????
Don't Post until Dec. 14th in the evening if you can.
If you post video, post it on Youtube or I think Vimeo will work also. Copy the link, go to (on the left) Post > Video > Embedded video and you can figure out the rest. If you need help contact me.
Who's in to contribute to a Mini Concert Dec. 15th???
Go to the booth at Malletech and check out my two mallets. Decide on which Yarn you like the best and vote by voting here.
click here to vote.
Check out my student Anthony. He's working incredibly hard on Friedman 8. He has memorized it also! That's incredible. Some of the Friedman etudes seem difficult to memorize as they are so out. Anthony works hard on the vibes!
Endless Island is David Friedman (vibraphone) and Jeremy Friedman (drums/electronics), a father son duo presenting a new turn in progressive electronic jazz, steeped in organic groovescapes and powerful free-form improvisation.
This is important stuff.
You know I think the Mallet Station might be a decent entry level controller, however as SOON as you get serious, It will not even hang a little bit with the MalletaKat, that's my take so far.
But as an entry keyboard into the world of electronic mallets, I'm sure it's fine. Keep in mind that the Malletkat has a competitive instrument also. Around the same price.
But check this video out.
Hi everyone,
In my first post here on Vibesworkshop.com, I introduced some "Controlled Articular Rotations" and also some Progressive and Regressive Angular Isometric Loading (Pails/Rails) to address wrist/arm/shoulder passive flexibility and control.
Today we're moving in a slightly different direction. I'm introducing the "Wall Slide" exercise. This is an absolute "must-do" movement to maintain a healthy low/mid back and shoulders.