Hey everyone -- This is Quincy Jones's "Jessica's Day." Always working on my stride playing...
In this video we learn how to create angular & quartal Lines using pentatonics
-Download the attached Pfd to follow my thoughts
-For those of you who are beginner you may want to check out my new books called Easy Mallets:
EASY MALLETS - vibraphone & improvisation
EASY MALLETS - marimba & xylophone
In this video we learn how to create angular & quartal Lines using pentatonics
-Download the attached Pfd to follow my thoughts
-For those of you who are beginner you may want to check out my new books called Easy Mallets:
EASY MALLETS - vibraphone & improvisation
EASY MALLETS - marimba & xylophone
Hi Everyone,
I hope you are all well and taking care to stay that way.
February's Good Vibes is coming up soon (7th and 10th). It's a varied, eclectic show of jazz standards ("If You Could See Me Now") and new compositions ("Thanks, But No Thanks") traditionalists ("If I Were A Bell") and modern ("Aamos"), all tied together by our favorite instrument.
Let's not forget a half-hour of Where Jazz Goes - The Rolling Stones, Sting and Lennon/McCartney compositions, for example.
Hola! comparto esta adaptación de Adios Nonino del grandísimo Astor Piazzolla, realizada en pandemia durante el pasado 2020.
En la Batería y en la edición, Ezequiel Aguilera.
Marimba y Vibráfono, Tomás Angeloni.
Espero que les guste.
Tomás.
Hello! I'm sharing this adaptation of Adios Nonino by the great Astor Piazzolla, recorded in 2020.
On the drums and editing, Ezequiel Aguilera.
The Marimba and Vibes, Tomás Angeloni.
I hope you like it.
Tomás.
Hey everyone,
Here's a blues block chord etude using all the diminished concepts I talked about in parts 1-3. See if you can figure out what's going on! I tried to use mostly shapes I talked about in the lessons.
At one of the weekly vibe hangs I demonstrated my MIDI Vibes. Becky was curious about using an Arpeggiator. Mac MainStage 3 has a bunch of Arpeggiator instruments so I decided to try out a couple and do some free improv with them.
Enjoy,
Barry
