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Playing the head, soloing and then playing the chords for "So What?". There are definitely some things I'd alter but when I listened back to the recording I said "eh So What?"

I slowed down a bit at two tricky sections but I really liked my dynamics on this take. Enjoy!

Originally for piano solo, Heifetz arranged these preludes for violin and piano.  Susan Olenwine and I tweaked his arrangement for vibes and piano.

1-Allegro ben ritmato e deciso

2-Andante con moto e poco rubato

3-Allegro ben ritmato e deciso

There are a couple new Vibraphonics gizmos in my store. Here's the latest. 

https://www.pipervibe.com/product-page/m48-m55-rod-free-pedal-adapter-b… 

Also, if you've been thinking about upgrading to the PIPERvibe Gel Pad or purchasing my new book "Seven Songs For Vibraphone" or any physical (not digital) items in the store , now's the time. With each order for a limited time, I'll including a complete full instrument set of bar post insulators (90 insulators). 

Hey Vibrafans,

I'm working on a recording and I'm very excited about it!

From my book Jazz Lines...free verse in the key of jazz, musician Steve Yeager and I have selected 15 of the poems and he has set them to music. I'll be creating a CD to go along with Jazz Lines in the near future.  Don't have a date yet but will let you know.  

Steve is a vibraphonist from Minneapolis - check out his recordings -

Full Circle

April Sessions

Vibraharp

A tune I really like by Monk. Working on adding some chords over improv, its a trial and error thing so its a slow burner, anyway comments advice tips all welcome

Thanks in advance 

John 

Hey everybody, I'm Jeremy and I'm beginning my studies as a vibraphonist. Tony told me to listen to Alone at Last andjot down my thoughts about it so that's what I did. 

My personal favorite mode Hard Mode BECAUSE THE GRIND DOESN'T STOP