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Trivia Q. How many notes are there in one octave of the vibraphone?
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Trivia Q. How many notes are there in one octave of the vibraphone?
I started transcribing David Friedman's "Lunch with Pancho Villa" from the video in the "Check This Out" link, above.
I am having difficulty with the sticking on the 3rd line and can't make it out in the video. Suggestions would be appreciated. Corrections are appreciated also.
Attached are the LilyPad input and the PDF output files.
Thanks,
Barry
[Update 10/16/08: Changed syncopated 8ths to tied 16ths]
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Biography Tjaco Oostdijk
On the 7th of January I was born in Goes (a small town in the south of holland). When I was about 7 years old I got my very first drumlesson from my uncle and since then I was hooked on the drums. After some lessons with my uncle I started playing snare drum with the local drum band and shortly after that began studying classical percussion and drums at the local music school.
Beginning first with only snare drum and timpani and later on moving more and more towards playing the drumset.
On the 7th of January I was born in Goes (a small town in the south of holland). When I was about 7 years old I got my very first drumlesson from my uncle and since then I was hooked on the drums. After some lessons with my uncle I started playing snare drum with the local drum band and shortly after that began studying classical percussion and drums at the local music school.
Beginning first with only snare drum and timpani and later on moving more and more towards playing the drumset.
Learning to play jazz is learning from the great players that played before us. In this section there will be transcriptions of great solos by great jazz players. Not only vibraphone solos, but all instruments. The idea is that you check what transcriptions are here and then first transcribe it yourself. When you transcribe, the best way is to learn the solo while you play along. This takes time but you will develop your ears more this way.
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