Dan Gorlan - African Music pt. 2
Pt. 2 Of Dan Gorlin's vidcasts on African Music. Check out pt. 1 if you haven't seen it yet.
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Pt. 2 Of Dan Gorlin's vidcasts on African Music. Check out pt. 1 if you haven't seen it yet.
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I'll post some of the video from the Diane Monroe Online Concert broadcast on Oct. 18,2008.
Here is "Irish Monk."
Diane Monroe (violin)
Tony Miceli (vibes)
Madison Rast (bass)
James Shipp (perc)
I thought this is a great photo! This is Klink, who passed away Saturday, he's the father of a local musician and a 'cat' who does a lot for the Philly scene, Jan Klincewicz. It's a great photo. Here is a link to Klink at 80 years old playing at his birthday party!
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This is an excerpt from the Oct. 19, 2008 Diane Monroe online concert we did. Video will be along soon, but I figured this might help with those of you working with the etude.
I found this clip while searching for any video of Larry Bunker on vibes. I have always been a huge fan of Henry Mancini and he always featured great vibes players such as Larry Bunker and Victor Feldman on his albums and soundtracks. Larry was also a fine drummer who toured with Bill Evans in the 60s was one of the most in-demand studio percussionists of the era. He was well versed in the entire scope of percussion: mallets, timpani, Latin and ethnic percussion, you name it. We lost him in 2004. He passed away from complications of a stroke at the age of 76.
More pics of Dick Schory-one of them is with the Beatles. At one time, Schory was an executive with the Ludwig Drum Company and of course, Ringo had his Fab Four kit. Dick Schory used Ludwig, Musser and Paiste products on his recordings and tours. He was a percussionist with the Chicago Symphony Orchestra under Maestro Fritz Reiner at the beginning of his career.