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This is the second part of my lessons on my original composition - Solitude. I am talking about how to work on independence and finding balance between the four mallets.

If you are interested in downloading the sheet music for Solitude, it is available at:
https://www.tonymiceli.com/sheetmusic/solitude-by-morgan-walbridge

Full audio for Solitude is also available at:
http://morganwalbridge.bandcamp.com/track/solitude

This is the first part of my lessons on my original composition - Solitude. I am talking about how to practice playing and moving around open fifths. I use them throughout my piece as accompaniment and think they are a great tool to have for solo vibraphone.

If you are interested in downloading the sheet music for Solitude, it is available at:
https://www.tonymiceli.com/sheetmusic/solitude-by-morgan-walbridge

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.

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.

Stride popped up on the site the other day, so after practicing Tony's stride stuff a lot and watching all his videos on it, I'm trying it out with a few standards! The first is Jerome Kern's "Pick Yourself Up," loosely inspired by Aaron Diehl's version. Let me know what you think!

I tried some recordings using my malletkat and my vibe with audacity.

Stay healthy!
Paul

"Everything Happens To Me" - Exploring on the vibraphone while playing over the piano track.

Always a work in progress but also fun at the same time.

Man, I think he gets it, totally. This is really some amazing marimba playing! IMHO

'Infant Eyes' through my eyes, incorporating the MalletStation with vibes and adding a groove to the well known piece by Wayne Shorter. This has been a pretty intense creative process: I was surprised to welcome Beethoven in it and it made me kind of emotional to realize that my teenage memories of Pink Floyd were still so vivid, awaiting an opportunity to be manifested!

"Do You Know What It Means To Miss New Orleans? - dedicated to the late great pianist and music educator Ellis Marsalis. Having fun playing some traditional jazz on the marimba and hats.