This is a great lesson by Behn Gillece on some approaches to solo playing as well as voicings.
My First Vibes Gig - Jan. 11, 2009
(Amateur Night at the Mansion)
by BarryK
I've seen players put the sticks in some pretty weird positions to acheive difficult voicings. But actually you really never have to stand in any sort of weird way to accomplishing difficult voicings on the vibes. Here's a little PDF to check out with some photos and the positions.
In order to learn a blues, you'll have to get some sort of system to help you remember the notes as well as to help transpose them into different keys. There are a few different types of blues scales, however in this podcast we'll focus on the minor blues scales. In the key of F the notes would be: F Ab Bb B C Eb F.
Here's quick lick number 1. Gives you a way to use the left hand to accompany yourself over a fast moving lick.
Check the end of the lick when you hit the F chord. Just double up with your right hand to play a chord. That's a good concept/technique to get in your playing.
Quick Lick #1
part 2
blackbird and bluesette
A tritone splits the octave in half. A very common sound are major triads between the tritone split. In other words, F maj and then B maj. This lesson talks about that relationship.
A quick video of a way to practice getting your Brazilian comping together.
Hi all!
I love to use Youtube to get som background music while I am at work; quite a while ago I fund some Hang-players. Check this out, I just love it